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A wheel with a tire mounted on it rotates at the constant rate of 2.97 revolutions per second. Find the radial acceleration of a tack stuck in the tire at a distance of 32.7 cm from the rotation axis.

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Answer:

Angular acceleration will be equal to
119.30m/sec^2

Step-by-step explanation:

We have given that wheel tires are moving with constant rate of
\omega =2.97rev/sec=2.97* 2\pi =19.10rad/sec

Distance is given r = 32.7 cm = 0.327 m

Linear velocity is given by
v=\omega r=19.01* 0.327=6.24m/sec

Wee to have to find the angular acceleration

Angular acceleration is equal to
a=(v^2)/(r)=(6.24^2)/(0.327)=119.30m/sec^2

So angular acceleration will be equal to
119.30m/sec^2

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