Review | Constants a mass moving in a circle of radius R with angular velocity w. =R cos(ust)i + sin(wt)} R cos(wt)i + R sin(wt)j. Part C The main point of the problem is to compute the acceleration using geometric arguments. (Figure 1) What is the average acceleration of the mass during the time interval from -t to t? (Eigure 3) Express this acceleration in terms of R, w, t, and the unit vectors i and j. Figure 1 of 3> > View Available Hint(s) davel-t, t) = Cot Submit

Review | Constants a mass moving in a circle of radius R with angular velocity w. =R cos(ust)i + sin(wt)} R cos(wt)i + R sin(wt)j. Part C The main point of the problem is to compute the acceleration using geometric arguments. (Figure 1) What is the average acceleration of the mass during the time interval from -t to t? (Eigure 3) Express this acceleration in terms of R, w, t, and the unit vectors i and j. Figure 1 of 3> > View Available Hint(s) davel-t, t) = Cot Submit

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