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HELP How do i find the centripetal acceleration and force from the mass and radius???? I wasn't given any velocity value please help

HELP How do i find the centripetal acceleration and force from the mass and radius???? I wasn't given any velocity value please help
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How do i find the centripetal acceleration and force from the mass and radius????
I wasn't given any velocity value please help

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Answer:

"ac = v2/r"

This is the formula and is the main step to learning about how to figure out the centripetal acceleration and force from mass and radius.

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