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A wheel rotates about an axis passing through the center and perpendicular to the plane with slowly increasing angular speed. Then it has

A

tangential velocity and radial acceleration

B

radial velocity and radial acceleration

C

tangential velocity and tangential and radial accelerations

D

Tangential velocity and tangential acceleration

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C

AS the angular speed of the wheel is slowly increased , it has an angular acceleration `alpha ` and tangential acceleration ` a_(T ) = gamma alpha .` Similarly it has a radial acceleration `a_(R ) .` Thus it has `v_(T ) , a_(T ) and a_(R )`.
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