2. A highway ramp is three-quarters of a circle with a radius of 50m. A car enters the rampat Point A with a speed of 5 m/s.a. What is the constant tangential acceleration, a_T, so that the car will reach 15m/s just as it gets to the end of the ramp?b. What is the total acceleration of the car at Point B?view from the topgravity into the page-AVA = 5 m/saT = ?VB =15 m/sBR = 50 m

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