Introduction to Centripetal Acceleration - Period, Frequency, & Linear Speed - Physics Problems

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a jet traveling 294 m/s makes turn with a radius of 5,607 m what is the planes acceleration

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@@Wicho2x Well, The formula for centripetal acceleration is ac=v2/r so (294)2/5,607m = 15.4m/s2.

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Acceleration is change in velocity and a resultant vector pointing radially to the center between the preceding and the proceeding velocities for some object moving with uniform velocity in a circle. This is called centripetal acceleration and as a result exerted as force radially inward tension in a string, radially inward gravitational pull or a friction on the road.

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Very nice video, all of them btw! Just a remark on 3:00. The centripetal acceleration is not inversely correlated with the radius right? A=v^2/R , but v is also function of R. When we replace v by omega*R then we get a=omega sq*R…The centripetal acceleration is proportional to the radius. Also, if we take for example a CD disk, the closer you get to the center the acceleration is going down since your tangential speeds is going down..and ultimately the centripetal acceleration is 0 in the center of the disk. If it would be inversely correlated the centripetal acceleration would go to infinite and the further you are from the center eventually the acceleration would go to zero which is not true. Omega is constant and your tangential speed goes up dramatically and also is your centrupetal acceleration. Let’s find out together !

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a jet traveling 294 m/s makes turn with a radius of 5,607 m what is the planes acceleration

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first of all, thank you for this tutorial. it really helped me understand our topic but help please help me with this one 😭 i forgot how to do this. okay how to reverse the formula of Centripetal acceleration if the acceleration and velocity of the object are given and the radius is missing?

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why is the acceleration of the object moving in a circle pointing towards the middle?

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A jet traveling at 294 m/s makes a turn with a radius of 5,607 m. What is the planes acceleration. Round answer to one decimal place. cmon guys I need help answer

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Use equation a=v^2/r V=294 R=5607 A=294^2/5607 A=15.5 m/s^2

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@@frankenstein3397 Hi don't know if your still confused but (m/s)^2 = meters^2/seconds^2 dividing by distance gives you m/s^2 acceleration units

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