How do I find the non-uniform speed of a circular object?

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Answered Nov 18Physics

Sheena NguyenI have worked with children from a wide range of age groups and backgrounds and have done private tutoring previously for KS3 English students.

The change in direction is accounted by radial acceleration ( centripetal acceleration ), which is given by the following relation: a=v^2/r a = radio acceleration v = velocity r = radius If you have a more specific question, feel free to message directly or ask another question.

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