Initially, an object in uniform circular motion (assume clockwise motion) has a velocity m vector given by v = (-3.00") î + (4.00 ). If the radius of travel is 3.00 meters, determine the acceleration vector (in unit-vector notation) after 5.00 seconds have elapsed.

Initially, an object in uniform circular motion (assume clockwise motion) has a velocity m vector given by v = (-3.00") î + (4.00 ). If the radius of travel is 3.00 meters, determine the acceleration vector (in unit-vector notation) after 5.00 seconds have elapsed.

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Initially, an object in uniform circular motion (assume clockwise motion) has a velocity
vector given by v = (-3.00") î + (4.00"). If the radius of travel is 3.00 meters,
determine the acceleration vector (in unit-vector notation) after 5.00 seconds have
elapsed.

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