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Uniform and Nonuniform Circular Motion

Source of package openstax.kinematics · OpenStax University Physics, ch. 4 Motion in Two and Three Dimensions, module m58292

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<definition id="fs-id1165168910019"> <term>centripetal acceleration</term> <meaning id="fs-id1165168910025">component of acceleration of an object moving in a circle that is directed radially inward toward the center of the circle</meaning> </definition>

Referencing norms: CentripetalAccelerationFromSpeedAndRadius, ConstantSpeedOnCircleIsUniform, moves_on_circle, speed_constant, speed_on_circle

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<definition id="fs-id1165168910030"> <term>tangential acceleration</term> <meaning id="fs-id1165168910036">magnitude of which is the time rate of change of speed. Its direction is tangent to the circle.</meaning> </definition>

Referencing norms: ChangingSpeedRefutesUniformity, speed_changes

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