What is the Centripetal Acceleration Problem Solution?

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Arun Raja
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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations



I think a relevant eqn would be v=wr.

The Attempt at a Solution



I think answer is option A since Va/Vb=WRa/WRb.
Is it correct? if not what is the right answer?
 
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No, not correct. There's no ##\omega## values given in the problem statement. There's a big hint in the title of your thread.