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Which formula can be used to find the centripetal acceleration of an orbiting object?
ac = StartFraction the square root of v over T EndFraction.
ac = StartFraction v Superscript 2 Baseline over T EndFraction
ac = StartFraction v Superscript 2 Baseline over r EndFraction.
ac = StartFraction the square root of v over r EndFraction.
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ac = v² / r
Reason: Centripetal acceleration for circular motion is a_c = v²/r (equivalently a_c = ω²r, and using period T: a_c = (2πr/T)² = 4π²r/T²).
Reason: Centripetal acceleration for circular motion is a_c = v²/r (equivalently a_c = ω²r, and using period T: a_c = (2πr/T)² = 4π²r/T²).
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