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Noah Formula is in an airplane which is flying at constant speed in a circular course of radius 6500 m, circling O’Hare‘s airplane prior to landing. Noah observed that the plane completes each round trip in 345 seconds (5 minutes & 45 seconds).
What is the speed of the airplane?
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What is the centripetal acceleration of the airplane?
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Answer: this one looks hard
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