A motorcycle is travelling at a constant speed of 72km/h around a circular track of radius 150m. i) Determine its centripetal acceleration. ii) How long does...

A motorcycle is travelling at a constant speed of 72km/h around a circular track of radius 150m.
i) Determine its centripetal acceleration.
ii) How long does the cyclist take to complete one full cycle of the track?

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sharon kalunda answered the question on May 31, 2019 at 06:27

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