Rank the magnitude of the acceleration at each point.
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Homework Answers
point A,D and F have zero acceleration as slope is zero.
for point B and C slope is less than point E.
hence rank is
A, B, E
D, C
F
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Rank the magnitude of the acceleration at each point.
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