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A bucket of mass 'm' is moving in a circle of radius 'r' at a constant speed 'v'. The centripetal acceleration is noted as 'Ac'. If the circle's radius and speed are both doubled, what is the new centripetal acceleration in terms of Ac?

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man bought 63 shirts and sold 4/9 th of them at a profit of 15% above the CP . 1/7 th at a profit at 50% and the remainder at a loss of 25% how much did he pay for the shirts his gain was rupees 1232 on the whole transaction yhe centripetal acceleration is noted

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