calculate the angular speed of the engine that spins at 5000rpm in radians per seconds if 2 pi equals 1 revolution

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5000 rpm is 5000/60 revs per second=250/3 rps.

1rev=2(pi) radians so 250/3 rps is 250*2(pi)/3=523.6 rad per sec.
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