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Physics, 21.08.2019 01:20 dondre54

Aslot car moves at 1.50 m/s on its curved track of radius 36.0 sum. it's motor keeps it moving at a constant speed. what is its centripetal acceleration? if it has a mass of 0.140 kg, what force does it need to keep it on the circular path?

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