path with velocity equation v(t)=0.06t^2 + 0.15t, starting from rest. it took him 3.25 seconds to finish the first 5-meter run. find the radius of curvature of the circular track if he achieves a total acceleration of 12 m/s^2 at the time he covered a

path with velocity equation v(t)=0.06t^2 + 0.15t, starting from rest. it took him 3.25 seconds to finish the first 5-meter run. find the radius of curvature of the circular track if he achieves a total acceleration of 12 m/s^2 at the time he covered a

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An Introduction to Physical Science

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Section2.4: Acceleration In Uniform Circular Motion

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