The car moves along a circular track of radius 9m as shown below: LO It starts with an initial speed v₁=2 m/s at s=0m and increases its speed at a=1m. Determine 1. the velocity of the car when it has travelled a distance s=34 m, this answer must be on your hand-written work. 2. the time needed for the car to travel this distance, this answer must be on your hand-written work. 3. the acceleration of the car at this position, this answer must be on your hand-written work (put it also in the cell bellow)

The car moves along a circular track of radius 9m as shown below: LO It starts with an initial speed v₁=2 m/s at s=0m and increases its speed at a=1m. Determine 1. the velocity of the car when it has travelled a distance s=34 m, this answer must be on your hand-written work. 2. the time needed for the car to travel this distance, this answer must be on your hand-written work. 3. the acceleration of the car at this position, this answer must be on your hand-written work (put it also in the cell bellow)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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