A high-speed sander has a disk 5.70 cm in radius that rotates about its axis at a constant rate of 1120 revolutions per minute.
a.) Determine the angular speed of the disk in radians per second.
b.) Determine the linear speed of a point 2.40 cm from the disk's center.
c.) Determine the centripetal acceleration of a point on the rim.
d.) Determine the total distance traveled by a point on the rim in 2.40 s.
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I got a, but can't figure out the rest of the questions. Please help! Thank you
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linear speed: angularvelocity(inrad/sec)*radius
centripetla accelration=aganular veloicty^2*radius
total distance traveled
angularvelocity*radius*time
centripetla accelration=aganular veloicty^2*radius
total distance traveled
angularvelocity*radius*time
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