series of questions that I need to know if my logic behind the answers is correct. A boy and a girl are riding on a merry-go-round which is turning at a constant rate. The boy is near the outer edge and the girl is closer to the center. Who has the 1. greater angular displacement a) boy b) girl c) both have the same angular displacement I figured it would be the girl because angular displacement is inversely proportional to the radius because of arc length=(radius)(angular disp). 2. greater angular speed a) boy b) girl c) both have the same angular velocity I thought it would be the girl again since v=rw so if the radius decreases, the angular velocity increases. 3. greater linear speed a) boy b) girl c) both have the same linear speed I'm unsure of this one. I'd probably choose the boy since I think he has a greater displacement, so the velocity would be higher. 4. greater centripetal acceleration a) boy b) girl c) both have the same I thought that the answer would be the girl because a(sub c)=(v^2)/r so if the radius went up like the boy's then the acceleration would go down. I'm not sure if I used the right equation for this one... 5. greater tangential acceleration a) boy b) girl c) both have the same I completely guessed on this one and said they had the same since tangential acceleration = r(ang accel). Yeah, I really don't get this one. Are these right?