A merry-go-round starts from rest and accelerates uniformly over 19.5 s to a final angular velocity of 6.75 rev/min.
(a) Find the maximum linear speed of a person sitting on the merry-go-round 6.50 m from the center.
(b) Find the person's maximum radial acceleration.
(c) Find the angular acceleration of the merry-go-round.
(d) Find the person's tangential acceleration.
a] maximum linear speed v = w*r
= 6.75*2pi/60 rad/s *6.50 m
= 4.5946 m/s
b] maximum radial acceleration = w^2r
= [6.75*2pi/60]^2*6.50
= 3.248 m/s^2
c] angular acceleration alpha = [w2 -0]/t = [6.75*2pi/60]/19.5 = 0.03625 rad/s^2
d] tangential acceleration = alpha*r = 0.03625*6.50= 0.2356 m/s^2
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