Question

Help, please?
Topic: Centripetal Acceleration.
Q: Show that A= W^2r
where A=V^2/ r

In this, explain centripetal acceleration and make a comparison to the following:
1) The acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed, V, along a circular path of radius r= V^2/r and is directed towards the centre of a circle.

Thanks in advance.
P.s Any article for further reading would be greatly appreciated. :)

Answer 1

In ur question
Hw r=V^2/r ?

Answer 2

oops! sorry. It's A= V^2/r