Why Does My Dynamics Solution Differ from the Textbook's Answer?

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The user encountered a discrepancy between their calculated answer of 1.33 m/s and the textbook's answer of 1.09 m/s for a Dynamics problem. Initially seeking clarification on the correct formula, they later realized the need to calculate both A/normal and A tangential to resolve the issue. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the components of acceleration in Dynamics problems. Ultimately, the user successfully identified the correct approach to find the solution. This emphasizes the value of breaking down complex problems into manageable parts.
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I have attaches a problem that I've been working on for a while now I keep getting the answer of 1.33 m/s but the book has a given answer of 1.09 m/s, what formula do I use?
 

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I figure it out, I need to find A/normal then A tangential, Thanks anyway
 

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