Task force veerus is trying to implement a community restriction byspinning a wheel of restriction with radius 100 [cm]. One of the ACZAR spins the wheelwith all his might. If the ant at the edge of the wheel complete one revolution in one second,what is the ant centripetal acceleration?A. 6.3[m/s²]B. 39 [m/s°]C. 630 [m/s³]D. 3900 [m/s³]A particle moving in one dimension has an initial velocity of vo = -3.00 [m/s] iand constant acceleration of a = -0.500 [m/s2] i. Which of the following statements is/aretrue?I. After t = 2.00 [s), the particle will be located 7.00 [m] to the left of its initial position.II. The particle is initially moving to the left.III. The particle is slowing down.C. I and II onlyA. I onlyВ. II onlyD. I, II, III

centripetal acceleration Acp = w2r Here, w= angular velocity = Iround per second = 2π rad/sec.. r =…

Task force veerus is trying to implement a community restriction by spinning a wheel of restriction with radius 100 [cm]. One of the ACZAR spins the wheel with all his might. If the ant at the edge of the wheel complete one revolution in one second, what is the ant centripetal acceleration? A. 6.3(m/s²] B. 39 [m/s] C. 630 [m/s³] D. 3900 [m/s] A particle moving in one dimension has an initial velocity of vo = -3.00 [m/s] i and constant acceleration of a = -0.500 [m/s2] i. Which of the following statements is/are true? I. After t = 2.00 [s), the particle will be located 7.00 [m] to the left of its initial position. II. The particle is initially moving to the left. III. The particle is slowing down. A. I only C. I and II only B. II only D. I, II, III

Task force veerus is trying to implement a community restriction by spinning a wheel of restriction with radius 100 [cm]. One of the ACZAR spins the wheel with all his might. If the ant at the edge of the wheel complete one revolution in one second, what is the ant centripetal acceleration? A. 6.3(m/s²] B. 39 [m/s] C. 630 [m/s³] D. 3900 [m/s] A particle moving in one dimension has an initial velocity of vo = -3.00 [m/s] i and constant acceleration of a = -0.500 [m/s2] i. Which of the following statements is/are true? I. After t = 2.00 [s), the particle will be located 7.00 [m] to the left of its initial position. II. The particle is initially moving to the left. III. The particle is slowing down. A. I only C. I and II only B. II only D. I, II, III

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And Gravitation

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