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A particle move in a circle with constant speed 10m/s the radius of the circle is 2 then the centripetal acceleration of the particle is​

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Answered by TheEmeraldBoyy
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A particle is describing uniform circular motion on a circle of radius 5 cm with speed of 10cm/s,it's centripetal acceleration will be

A)50cm s^-2

B)2cm s^-2

C)2.5cm s^-2

D)20cm s^-2​

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Given :-

  • A particle is describing uniform circular motion on a circle of radius of 5 cm with speed of 10 cm/s.

To Find :-

  • What is the centripetal acceleration.

Formula Used :-

Centripetal Acceleration Formula :

\begin{gathered}\longmapsto \sf\boxed{\bold{\pink{a_c =\: \dfrac{v^2}{r}}}}\\\end{gathered} ⟼ a c​	 = rv 2

where,

c = Centripetal Acceleration

v = Velocity or Speed

r = Radius

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Speed = 10 cm/s

Radius = 5 cm

According to the question by using the formula we get,

\dashrightarrow \sf a_c =\: \dfrac{(10)^2}{5}⇢a c​	 = 5(10) 2

\dashrightarrow \sf a_c =\: \dfrac{10 \times 10}{5}⇢a c​	 = 510×10​	 \dashrightarrow \sf a_c =\: \dfrac{\cancel{100}}{\cancel{5}}⇢a c​	 = 5​	 100 ​	 \dashrightarrow \sf a_c =\: \dfrac{20}{1}⇢a c​	 = 120​	 \dashrightarrow \sf\bold{\red{a_c =\: 20\: cm/s^2}}⇢a c​	 =20cm/s 2

The centripetal acceleration is 20 cm/s².

Hence, the correct options is option no (D) 20 cm/s².

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