QUESTION 107.69pointsAn object initially moving with a velocity of 5.00 m/s South, slows down and changes its direction until it is moving with a velocity of 9.0Q m/s North. If this change in velocity took a time of t = 5.44 s, what was the magnitude of the average acceleration of the object, inunits of m/s27Give the answer as a positive number, A girl of mass 50.0 kg stands on a turning roundabout at a distance of 2.50 m from its axis of rotation. If the linear (tangential) speed of the girlis 4.55 m/s, what is her centripetal (radial) acceleration, in units of m/s2?8.33 points

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QUESTION 10 An object initially moving with a velocity of 5.00 m/s South, slows down and changes its direction until it is moving with a velocity of 9.0 Q m/s North. If this change in velocity took a time of t 5.44 s, what was the magnitude of the average acceleration of the object, in units of m/s2? Give the answer as a positive number.

QUESTION 10 An object initially moving with a velocity of 5.00 m/s South, slows down and changes its direction until it is moving with a velocity of 9.0 Q m/s North. If this change in velocity took a time of t 5.44 s, what was the magnitude of the average acceleration of the object, in units of m/s2? Give the answer as a positive number.

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