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An individual is running around a turn with an 11-m radius at 3.75 m/s. What is the runner's centripetal (radial) acceleration?
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Alejandro
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1. transform to angular velocity
w=(3.75/11)=0.34.... because (w=velocity/radious)
For definition of centripetal acceleration is like:
a=r*w^2
replacing we have
a=(11)*(0.34)^2=1.27m/s^2
1. transform to angular velocity
w=(3.75/11)=0.34.... because (w=velocity/radious)
For definition of centripetal acceleration is like:
a=r*w^2
replacing we have
a=(11)*(0.34)^2=1.27m/s^2
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