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A racing car traveling in a circular path maintains a constant speed of 120 miles per hour. If the radius of the circular track is 1000 ft, what if any acceleration does the center of gravity of the car exhibit?

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physics

options

  1. 120 miles/hr
  2. 14.4 miles^2/ftullethr^2
  3. 60 ft/s^2
  4. 88 ft/s^2
  5. 1000 ft
  6. 17.6 miles/hr^2
  7. 0 ft/s^2 (no acceleration)
  8. 30.98 ft/s^2
  9. 48.0 miles^2/hr^2
  10. 0.88 miles/hr^2

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stemez-Physics

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