Question 4.A person swings a stone attached to a string in a horizontal circle of radius 2.1 m. At aparticular moment in time, the stone has an angular velocity of 3.1 rad/s and an angularacceleration of 11 rad/s².Calculate:(a) the tangential acceleration, a,, of the stone: m/s²(b) the centripetal acceleration, a, of the stone: m/s²(c) the total acceleration, at, of the stone: m/s

given:Radius of the circle, r= 2.1mAngular velocity, ω= 3.1 rad/sAngular acceleration, α= 11…

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