### Rolling Tire Pebble Coordinates - Educational Module#### Problem ContextYou are tasked with finding the coordinates of a pebble embedded in the tread of a tire that is rotating counterclockwise (in the positive sense) with an angular velocity, \( \omega \). The tire rolls without slipping on the ground (which is at \( y = 0 \)). The outer radius of the tire is \( R \). Initially, at \( t = 0 \), the pebble is located at the top of the tire, as depicted.#### Figure Description- The diagram shows a tire with a radius \( R \) and a center point. The tire is rotating counterclockwise.- A coordinate system with axes \( x \) and \( y \) is depicted with the origin at the center of the tire.- At time \( t = 0 \), the pebble is shown at the top of the tire.#### Parts of the Problem**Part D**- **Task:** Determine the acceleration vector \( \vec{a}_{\text{peb}}(t) \) of the pebble with respect to a fixed point on the ground.- **Solution Formula:** \[ \vec{a}_{\text{peb}}(t) = -R\omega^2 \sin(\omega t) \hat{i} - R\omega^2 \cos(\omega t) \hat{j} \]- **Hint Provided:** Encourage use of the given formula in terms of \( R, \omega, t \) and unit vectors \( \hat{i} \) and \( \hat{j} \).- *Submission Status:* Correct**Part E**- **Task:** Find the magnitude of the acceleration vector.- **Requirement:** The answer should be independent of time.- **Formula Entry Area:** There is a field to input the magnitude of the acceleration vector \( a(t) = |\vec{a}_{\text{peb}}(t)| \).#### Copyright InformationContent provided by Pearson Education Inc. All rights reserved. ### Educational Content: Acceleration in Rotational Motion#### Problem Statement**Part E:**You are asked to find the magnitude of the acceleration vector. Note that your answer should be independent of time.#### Diagram ExplanationThe diagram features a large circle representing a wheel, with a smaller point mass \( P \) located on its rim. The wheel rotates about its center. Key elements include:- **\( \mathbf{r}_{\text{rel}} \):** The position vector from the center of the wheel to the point mass \( P \).- **\( \omega \):** The angular velocity vector pointing upwards, perpendicular to the wheel's plane.- **\( R \):** The radius of the wheel.- **x and y Axes:** The diagram is oriented with horizontal (x) and vertical (y) axes for reference.#### Solution InterfaceA text box is provided for entering the solution. Relevant mathematical symbols can be inserted using the built-in editor.#### Example Input FormulaThe formula for the acceleration in terms of the radius and angular velocity is given as:\[ \vec{a}_{\text{rel}}(t) = -R \omega^2 \sin(\omega t) \, \hat{\imath} - R \omega^2 \cos(\omega t) \, \hat{\jmath} \]Please submit your answer through the interface provided.---**Disclaimer:** This is educational content provided by Pearson Education Inc. and adheres to their trademark and privacy policies.

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You are to find the coordinates of a pebble stuck i n the tread of a rolling tire that is rotating counterclockwise (i.e., in the positive sense) with angular velocity w. The tire rolls without slipping on the ground (which is at y=0). The outer radius of the tire is R. At time t=0 the pebble is at the top of the tire, as shown. (Figure 1) Figure 1=0 ros < 1 of 2 > Part D Now find ape (t), the acceleration vector of the pebble with respect to a fixed point on the ground. Express your answer in terms of R, w, t and i and/or of the xy coordinate system shown. View Available Hint(s) aps (t)= Rw²sin (wt) i- Rw²cos (wt) 3 Submit ✓ Correct Part E Previous Answers Now find the magnitude of the acceleration vector. Your answer should be independent of time. ▸ View Available Hint(s) a(t) = |apg(t) = Submit Provide Feedback IVE ΑΣΦ ?

You are to find the coordinates of a pebble stuck i n the tread of a rolling tire that is rotating counterclockwise (i.e., in the positive sense) with angular velocity w. The tire rolls without slipping on the ground (which is at y=0). The outer radius of the tire is R. At time t=0 the pebble is at the top of the tire, as shown. (Figure 1) Figure 1=0 ros < 1 of 2 > Part D Now find ape (t), the acceleration vector of the pebble with respect to a fixed point on the ground. Express your answer in terms of R, w, t and i and/or of the xy coordinate system shown. View Available Hint(s) aps (t)= Rw²sin (wt) i- Rw²cos (wt) 3 Submit ✓ Correct Part E Previous Answers Now find the magnitude of the acceleration vector. Your answer should be independent of time. ▸ View Available Hint(s) a(t) = |apg(t) = Submit Provide Feedback IVE ΑΣΦ ?

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