Need Help with General Plane Motion Equation?

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General plane motion involves the equation aG = (angular acceleration) * r, which relates linear acceleration to angular acceleration and radius. To effectively assist with this equation, it's important to provide context and clarify the variables involved. The discussion emphasizes the need for structured questions to facilitate better understanding and responses. Participants are encouraged to elaborate on their specific homework problems for more targeted help. Clear communication is essential for effective assistance in physics-related queries.
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hi everyone iam new here and i need help

in general plane motion when we applied this eq
aG=(angular acceleration)*r
 
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jackoop said:
hi everyone iam new here and i need help

in general plane motion when we applied this eq
aG=(angular acceleration)*r
We require to us the template in our homework section. It helps us as well as yourself to structure your question. Please provide some more context and explain the variables in your formula.

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