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prettydumbguy
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I saw this problem in my dynamics class: http://d2vlcm61l7u1fs.cloudfront.net/media/a22/a2261e7a-0e85-45e7-8b63-f23157d623bc/php37ql1a.png
I know how to solve it, but I don't understand why A(bd) has both a normal and tangential component to acceleration. If it is rotating at a constant angular velocity, how is it accelerating tangentially? This seems to defy what I learned in my physics classes.
I know how to solve it, but I don't understand why A(bd) has both a normal and tangential component to acceleration. If it is rotating at a constant angular velocity, how is it accelerating tangentially? This seems to defy what I learned in my physics classes.