m R A racing greyhound can run around curves at high speed. Suppose the radius of a semicircular turn on a dogtrack is 21.6 m, and the speed of a greyhound is constant at 15.1 m/s; assume the dog's mass is 22.7 kg. What is the acceleration of the greyhound on the turn? (in m/s^2) OA: 4.487 OB: 5.070 OC: 5.729 OD: 6.474 OE: 7.316 OF: 8.267 OG: 9.342 OH: 10.556

m R A racing greyhound can run around curves at high speed. Suppose the radius of a semicircular turn on a dogtrack is 21.6 m, and the speed of a greyhound is constant at 15.1 m/s; assume the dog's mass is 22.7 kg. What is the acceleration of the greyhound on the turn? (in m/s^2) OA: 4.487 OB: 5.070 OC: 5.729 OD: 6.474 OE: 7.316 OF: 8.267 OG: 9.342 OH: 10.556

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And The Law Of Gravity

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