4. A disc of radius 0.5 m starts from rest and accelerates with a constant angularacceleration of 1 rad/s.a. At the start, that is, when the angular velocity is initially zero:i.Calculate the tangential acceleration of a particle on the rimii.Calculate the centripetal acceleration of a particle on the rimi.Calculate the linear acceleration of a particle on the rimb. From rest until it has turned through n/4 radians,i.What is the angular velocity of the disc?ii.How long will it take to reach this angular velocity?iii.Calculate the centripetal acceleration of a particle on the rimiv.Calculate the lincar acceleration of a particle on the rim.3mc. From rest until it has turned throughradians,What is the angular velocity of the disc?How long will it take to reach this angular velocity?Calculate the centripetal acceleration of a particle on the rimCalculate the linear acceleration of a particle on the rim.i.ii.iv.

Solution: Given that angular acceleration = 1 rad/s2 radius = 0.5 m

4. A disc of radius 0.5 m starts from rest and accelerates with a constant angular acceleration of 1 rad /s. a. At the start, that is, when the angular velocity is initially zero: i. Calculate the tangential acceleration of a particle on the rim Calculate the centripetal acceleration of a particle on the rim Calculate the linear acceleration of a particle on the rim ii. (4 radians

4. A disc of radius 0.5 m starts from rest and accelerates with a constant angular acceleration of 1 rad /s. a. At the start, that is, when the angular velocity is initially zero: i. Calculate the tangential acceleration of a particle on the rim Calculate the centripetal acceleration of a particle on the rim Calculate the linear acceleration of a particle on the rim ii. (4 radians

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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