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An individual is running around a turn with a 17 m radius at 6. 64m/s. Compute the runner’s centripetal acceleration.
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An individual is running around a turn with a 17 m radius at 6. 64m/s. Compute the runner’s centripetal acceleration.

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2.59 ms^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Radius, r= 17m

Velocity,v = 6.64m/s

Ac= V^2/r

Ac= (6.64)^2/17

Ac= 2.59 m/s^2

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