forgásszög

Forgásszög, often translated as angle of rotation, is a fundamental concept in geometry and physics. It quantifies the amount of rotation around a fixed point or axis. In two dimensions, a forgásszög is typically measured in degrees or radians, with a full circle representing 360 degrees or 2π radians. The direction of rotation is also important; counterclockwise is conventionally considered positive, while clockwise is negative.

In three dimensions, the forgásszög describes a rotation around a specific axis. This is often represented using vector notation or rotation matrices. The concept finds extensive application in various fields. In mechanics, it is crucial for describing the motion of rigid bodies and the behavior of rotating machinery. In computer graphics, forgásszög is used to orient objects in virtual environments. Navigation systems also rely on accurately determining and tracking forgásszög to plot courses and maintain orientation. The mathematical definition ensures a precise and unambiguous representation of rotational movement.