None A particle moves in a circular path of radius R = 2 m. Atsome instant of time, its total acceleration vector(a) has magnitude 20 m/s? and makes an anglee = 30° with the radius as shown in the figure below.At that instant, the magnitude (in m/s) of the particle'stangential acceleration (a,) is:A. 10В. 2.4C. 0.5R.D. 5.4E. 12.9O AOBCODO EClear my choice

Given data: Acceleration (a) = 20 m/s2 Angle with the radius (θ) = 30° Required: Tangential…

A particle moves in a circular path of radius R = 2 m. At some instant of time, its total acceleration vector (ä) has magnitude 20 m/s and makes an angle 8 = 30° with the radius as shown in the figure below. At that instant, the magnitude (in m/s³) of the particle's tangential acceleration (a,) is: A. 10 В. 2.4 C. 0.5 R. D. 5.4 E. 12.9 O A ов ос O D O E

A particle moves in a circular path of radius R = 2 m. At some instant of time, its total acceleration vector (ä) has magnitude 20 m/s and makes an angle 8 = 30° with the radius as shown in the figure below. At that instant, the magnitude (in m/s³) of the particle's tangential acceleration (a,) is: A. 10 В. 2.4 C. 0.5 R. D. 5.4 E. 12.9 O A ов ос O D O E

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