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Seph
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Hmmm. I have a question...
We know that the tangential acceleration (At) is equal to the radius (R) multiplied by angular acceleration (Ar), of which At and Ar are vector components.
At = R Ar
Then I was told that Ar = At/R is not a vector equation. Why is that true?
~Seph
We know that the tangential acceleration (At) is equal to the radius (R) multiplied by angular acceleration (Ar), of which At and Ar are vector components.
At = R Ar
Then I was told that Ar = At/R is not a vector equation. Why is that true?
~Seph