well i know that Fnet(r)=ma(r)=mv^2/r=mw^2r
Fnet(t)=0 if its uniform circular motion or ma(t) for non uniform circular motion
Fnet(z)=0
Whats messing me up exactly is that were not given a mass only an acceleration.
Im not sure how to approach this
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