#3 a and b 2403. The rotor blades of a helicopter are 16 ft long and are rotating at 120 rp(a) Find the angular speed of the rotor.sec(b) Find the linear speed of a point on the tip of a blade.3a4. Find the exact value of each of the following.(a) sin 405° 45"(b) tan-150°) 210°2.180= 300450(c) sec(d) csc

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Given that: Length of rotor blades, R = 16 ftAngular frequency, ω=120 rpm

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