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A car tire travels with a clockwise angular rotation of w = rad 10 and an angular deceleration of a = 15 rad s2 The radius of the tire is r = 0.55 m and at the instant shown, 0 = 42° a. Find the acceleration of point A as a cartesian vector.

A car tire travels with a clockwise angular rotation of w = rad 10 and an angular deceleration of a = 15 rad s2 The radius of the tire is r = 0.55 m and at the instant shown, 0 = 42° a. Find the acceleration of point A as a cartesian vector.

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Hi can you plese help me, i dont know how to solve this assignment A car starts from rest along a circular path of radius 30 m. Its tangential acceleration is0.5 m*s^{-2}. determine a acceleration in t=15s after start. At t=15s, What angle does the car's acceleration vector make with the car's vectorof speed? Thank You