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After 3 seconds, the circular part of a roller coaster is able to make the ride travel from an angular speed of 5.0" to 8.0"ad. What is the total acceleration of the ride if the circular rails have a radius of 2.5 m? choices: 772 . 170 s² . . ● 16m 82 E 2.5m 160

After 3 seconds, the circular part of a roller coaster is able to make the ride travel from an angular speed of 5.0" to 8.0"ad. What is the total acceleration of the ride if the circular rails have a radius of 2.5 m? choices: 772 . 170 s² . . ● 16m 82 E 2.5m 160

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speed of 5.0" to 8.0 rad. What is the total acceleration of the ride if the circular rails have a radius of
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