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I am working on a project where i need to determine the angular acceleration from known linear acceleration. I have given it a try please let me know if its the correct approach.
Linear acceleration = 70 G's (70x9.8 mts/sec2)
Radius of cylinder = 0.203 mts
Rotation of cylinder along center = [tex]\pi[/tex]/2
Angular acceleration = (70*9.8) (mts/sec2)/(0.203 mts) *([tex]\pi[/tex]/2)
= 5305 rad/sec2
Please confirm if my calculation is correct.
Linear acceleration = 70 G's (70x9.8 mts/sec2)
Radius of cylinder = 0.203 mts
Rotation of cylinder along center = [tex]\pi[/tex]/2
Angular acceleration = (70*9.8) (mts/sec2)/(0.203 mts) *([tex]\pi[/tex]/2)
= 5305 rad/sec2
Please confirm if my calculation is correct.