Physics, asked by marysams, 4 months ago

Calculate the centripetal acceleration of an object traveling at 10 m/s with a radius of 3.6 meters.

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Answered by deepak27904

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Answer:

centripetal acceleration= v^/ r

Answered by thebrainyguy25

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Answer:

27.7

Explanation:

f=mv^2/r

a=v^2/r

a= 100/3.6=27.7m/s^2

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