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A particle is moving in a circular orbit with a constant tangential acceleration. After a certain time t has elapsed after the beginning of motion, the between the total acceleration a and the direction along the radius r becomes equal to `45^(@)`. What is the angular acceleration of the particle.

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`1/t^(2)`

`a_(t)=ar, alphar=omega^(2)r, alpha=alpha^(2)t^(@)rArr alpha=1/t^(2)`
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