Radial acceleration in circular motion (given angular velocity and radius)

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Radial acceleration in circular motion (given angular velocity and radius) formula
a
radial acceleration
omega
angular velocity
r
radius

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In physics, acceleration is the rate of change of velocity over time. An example of a body experiencing acceleration of a uniform magnitude but changing direction is uniform circular motion. In this case, because the direction of the object's motion is constantly changing, being tangential to the circle, the object's velocity also changes, but its speed does not.

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Radial acceleration in circular motion (given angular velocity and radius) formula
omega
r
a
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References

  1. wikipedia: Radial acceleration in circular motion (given angular velocity and radius).

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