1. A rubber ball is tied to a 3-meter string and revolves around an erect pole at a velocity of 7.5 m/s every five (5) seconds. What is the ball’s angular acceleration in radians per square second?

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1. A rubber ball is tied to a 3-meter string and revolves around an erect pole at a velocity of 7.5 m/s every five (5) seconds. What is the ball’s angular acceleration in radians per square second?

2. A man used his prototype invention, the 3D Maneuver Gear, to navigate his hometown. He maintained his velocity of 96 m/s as he swung on top of a 15-storey building, his anchors placed 250 m away, at the height of 325 m. He swung 52.43° to propel himself up, then 35° to the West to reach his endpoint. How fast is he in all 3D components?

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