Exploring Types of Acceleration in Rotational Movement of Rigid Bodies

[A.T.]

So, again, I am asking, in rotational movement, what are the different types of acceleration and their formulas?

Did you read the link I posted?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_motion#Non-uniform

 

[physea]

So we have two accelerations, the tangential acceleration and the centripetal acceleration.
The centripetal is the one that makes the particle move in a circular route.
The tangential is the one that makes the particle move faster/slower on the circular route.
Right?

And the first one is v^2/r.
And the second is γ/r.
Right?

I don't understand why it should take tons of posts for a comprehensive and simple reply like this.

 

[berkeman]

I don't understand why it should take tons of posts for a comprehensive and simple reply like this.

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[PeterDonis]

Will someone eventually post a 'comprehensive' reply instead of posting bits?

I don't understand why it should take tons of posts for a comprehensive and simple reply like this.

You have a misconception about how PF works.

A "comprehensive reply" is open-ended; you could be asking for a course in physics 101, and that's way outside the scope of PF. All we can do is point you in the right direction; you have to do the work.

Several posters in this thread have given you good links to sources of information. Please read them, and take some time to build your own understanding. Then, if you have specific questions about something you find, you can start a new thread asking that specific question.

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