Please answer the question correctly and clearly Part (a) Write an expression for the magnitude a of the total acceleration of the particle in terms of the variables from the problem statement.a = V( v²/r + ( d v/dl )BY789НОМEd.g↑시 시46.k1 23PENDSVol BACKSPACECLEARVDEL Problem 3: A particle travels in a circular orbit of radius r = 148.7 m. Its speed is changing at a rate of a = 13.5 m/s² at an instant when its speed is v= 49.8 m/s.

Centrepetal acceleration (ac)= V2/r Now, acceleration (a) = √(ac2 + at2) a = √[(v2/r)2+at2]

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Part (a) Write an expression for the magnitude a of the total acceleration of the particle in terms of the variables from the problem statement. V(vir + (d v/dl ) a =

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