A particle is traveling counterclockwise in a circle of radius r = a = 20.0 m/s2 and is directed at an angle B = 20.0° with respect to the radial coordinate. Determine the following at this instant. (Express your answer in vector form.) 2.00 m. At some instant in time, the particle is located by the angular coordinate a = 24.0°, the total acceleration has a magnitude of y B α (a) position vector r = m (b) velocity V = m/s (c) total acceleration a = m/s2

A particle is traveling counterclockwise in a circle of radius r = a = 20.0 m/s2 and is directed at an angle B = 20.0° with respect to the radial coordinate. Determine the following at this instant. (Express your answer in vector form.) 2.00 m. At some instant in time, the particle is located by the angular coordinate a = 24.0°, the total acceleration has a magnitude of y B α (a) position vector r = m (b) velocity V = m/s (c) total acceleration a = m/s2

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