A car traveling eastward at the beginning (point A) moves on a circular road at constant speed and turns north as shown in Figure (point C). The length of the ABC arc is 200 m and the car completes its rotation in 27.0 s. What is the average acceleration of the car? Option1 0.27î + 0.27ĵ Option2 -0.27î + 0.27ĵ 35.0° Option3 -0.27î – 0.27ĵ Option4 0.27î – 0.27ĵ B Option5 0.17î – 0.17ĵ Ac

A car traveling eastward at the beginning (point A) moves on a circular road at constant speed and turns north as shown in Figure (point C). The length of the ABC arc is 200 m and the car completes its rotation in 27.0 s. What is the average acceleration of the car? Option1 0.27î + 0.27ĵ Option2 -0.27î + 0.27ĵ 35.0° Option3 -0.27î – 0.27ĵ Option4 0.27î – 0.27ĵ B Option5 0.17î – 0.17ĵ Ac

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And Gravitation

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