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A particle moves in a circle of radius `1.0cm` with a speed given by `v=2t` , where `v` is in `cm//s` and `t` in seconds.
(a) Find the radial acceleration of the particle at `t=1s` .
(b) Find the tangential acceleration of the particle at `t=1s` .
(c) Find the magnitude of net acceleration of the particle at `t=1s` .

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(a) `4 cm//s^(2)` (b) `2 cm//s^(2)` (c) `sqrt(20) cm//s^(2)`
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