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A car travels around a horizontal circular track at a constant speed of 58 km/h. If the radius of the track is 43 metres, what is the magnitude of the cars acceleration in m/s2?
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a=v^2 /r plug the values??
the formula is a=v^2/r so by subtituting the values a=(58)^2/43 a= 78.23m/s^2
the answer which the book gives is 6.0m/s^2 and i dont know how to get this value.
@sgholap you forgot to convert velocity to m/s
@michael convert velocity into m/s and the plug the values!!! you are sure to get it??
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ohhh!!!! i am really sorry michael i forget to convert it just do wat sarkar said will get the answer right
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