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A wheel of 0.50 m radius rotates at 15 rev/s. What is the acceleration at its outer rim in m/s2
They want tangential acceleration right? Is there anyway to solve this without angular velocity/speed as we haven't learned that yet. This is part of the practice questions for my midterm on Work/Energy and Kinematics, so I'm looking for one of those methods to solve it.
The answer is 4.4x103 m/s2 but I can't seem to get that. Help?
They want tangential acceleration right? Is there anyway to solve this without angular velocity/speed as we haven't learned that yet. This is part of the practice questions for my midterm on Work/Energy and Kinematics, so I'm looking for one of those methods to solve it.
The answer is 4.4x103 m/s2 but I can't seem to get that. Help?