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I with Radial Acceleration -it is an easy one
yes it should have been 6284916m/s^2.Thanks to all for helping- loom
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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I with Radial Acceleration -it is an easy one
Ok I did it. v=3000 m/s T=0.003s v=s/t 3000m/s = s / 0.003s s=vt s=3000m/s * 0.003s s=9m s=2piR 9m=2*3.14*R r=9m/6.28 r=1.432m a=v^2/r a=(3000m/s)^2 / 1.432m = 6.284916m/s^2- loom
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I with Radial Acceleration -it is an easy one
Sorry I meant an airplanes propeller.- loom
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I with Radial Acceleration -it is an easy one
The period of the rotation of an airplanes ellipse is T=3 milliseconds,linear speed in the top is 3*10^3 m/s.What's the centripetal(radial) acceleration of the top?I need a step by step guide it would be really helpful.Thanks.- loom
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