A turn on a racetrack is 915 meters long and can be considered a semicircle with a radius of 291 meters, as shown in the diagram below.
291 m
915 m
What is the centripetal acceleration of a car that completes the semicircular tur at a constant speed in 15.0 seconds?
Ooms
3.14 m
12.8 ms
610 m
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