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Transcribed Image Text:**Part A**
**Question:** What is the period of the turntable?
**Instruction:** Express your answer with the appropriate units.
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**Part B**
**Question:** How does the angular velocity of ladybug A compare to that of ladybug B?
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- \( \omega_A > \omega_B \)
- \( \omega_A = \omega_B \)
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Two ladybugs are riding on a turntable as it rotates at 15 rpm as shown in (Figure 1).
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The figure illustrates a green turntable rotating counterclockwise. The turntable has a central black dot representing its axis of rotation. Two ladybugs, labeled A and B, are positioned along a radial line from the center.
- Ladybug A is located 10 cm from the center of the turntable.
- Ladybug B is 10 cm farther from Ladybug A, making it 20 cm from the center.
The rotational direction is indicated by curved arrows near the edge of the turntable.
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![**Part C: Comparison of Speeds**
How does the speed of ladybug A compare to that of ladybug B?
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