A car travelling along a road is making a turn where the radius of curvature is r = 2t2 m where t is in seconds. An observer at the center of the curve focuses on the car, turning at a rate of 0.5t rad where t is in seconds. Find the magnitude and equation of the velocity and acceleration when 2 seconds have passed m 11.31 ; 20.40- S m s2

A car travelling along a road is making a turn where the radius of curvature is r = 2t2 m where t is in seconds. An observer at the center of the curve focuses on the car, turning at a rate of 0.5t rad where t is in seconds. Find the magnitude and equation of the velocity and acceleration when 2 seconds have passed m 11.31 ; 20.40- S m s2

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