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A car is moving along a circular path of radius 500 m with a speed of `30ms^(-1)` If at some instant its speed increases at the rate of `2ms^(2)`, then at that instant the magnitude of resultant acceleration will be

A

`4.7ms^(-2)`

B

`9.8ms^(-2)`

C

`3ms^(-2)`

D

`2.7ms^(-2)`

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The correct Answer is:
D

Centripetal acceleration
`a_(c)=(v^(2))/r=((30)^(2))/500=1.8m//s^(2)`
Tangential acceleration `a_(t)=2ms^(-2)`
`:.` Resultant acceleration`a=sqrt(a_(t)^(2)=a_(c)^(2))=sqrt((1.8)^(2)+2^(2))=2.7m//s^(2)`
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