Maximizing Axe Swing: Acceleration, Centripital Force, and Impact Calculations"

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In summary, the individual is seeking help with a physics problem involving a swinging axe. They provide the problem details and list six different questions they need help solving, including finding the rate of acceleration, centripetal acceleration, weight of the axe head, force at impact, force applied by the turkey's neck, and centripetal force on the axe. They also mention using various formulas and express uncertainty about some of their solutions. They are requesting assistance from others to solve the problem and mention using a book as a resource.
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ok guyz i been trying to figure out how to do these following problems for hours and after searching online for help i came upon these site. Hope you guyz can help me.

ok the problem is following
1. You can accelerate a 2 kg. Axe head to a final velocity of 25 m/sec in a circular path from apex to impact (90 degree of rotation, 1/4 of a circle) on a good swing. It takes you 3.0 second to swing the axe with a radius of 1.0 . Find the following
1. The Rate of acceleration
2. The rate of centripital acceleration
3. the weight of the axe head
4. The force at impact that is applied to the turkeys neck (acceleration from #1)
5. The force that the turkeys neck applied to the axr
6. The centripital force on the axe




2. for #1 i am thinking using the following formula https://www.physicsforums.com/latex_images/90/905663-1.png
for #2 its V^2/r
#3 i have no idea
#4 F=ma
#5 i am not sure
#6 Fc= mv^2/r




The Attempt at a Solution



for #1] i got 25/.3= 83.33
#2] 25^2/1 = 625
#3] i don't know what formula to use
#4] F=m*83.33 [don't know the mass from #3
#5] i am not sure which formula to use
#6] F= 2*25^2/1 = 1250 [thinking the mass is 2]




Not sure if all these are right if someone can help me with it, it would be great.
Thanks
 
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any help please
 
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you have to use some formulas to solve this problem, and check you book to find the formulas.

Thank you
 

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