Entrance and exit ramps for freeways in (Figure 1) are often circular stretches of road. As you go around one at a constant speed, you will experience a constant acceleration. Suppose you drive through an entrance ramp at a modest speed and your acceleration is 3.0 m/s2 .What will be the acceleration if you triple your speed?

27 m/s²

Explanation:

Traveling in uniform circular motion will cause a centripetal acceleration, an acceleration towards the center of the circle.

The acceleration of an object in circular motion is defined as a = v²/r.

Let's set the radius to be 5 m, since it is always unchanging. Solving for the velocity using a = 3 m/s² and r = 3 m gives us:

The velocity is 3 m/s when the acceleration is 3 m/s² and the radius of the circular path is 3 m.

Now let's triple the velocity: 3 m/s → 9 m/s.

Let's solve for the acceleration using v = 9 m/s and r = 3 m.

The acceleration is 27 m/s² if you triple your speed.

This makes sense because a is directly proportional to v², meaning that if you triple your speed, you increase the acceleration a by a factor of 3², which is a 9 times increase.

As a sidenote, doubling your speed would increase the acceleration by a factor of 2² - a 4 times increase.

the answer is b

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