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The right side of a truck has a constant speed of 6 m/s as it turns to the left on a path with of curvature of 16 m. The direction of the angular velocity vector of the rear right wheel is changing as the truck turns. What is the magnitude and direction (relative to the truck) of the angular acceleration vector, α→, of the rear right wheel?

The right side of a truck has a constant speed of 6 m/s as it turns to the left on a path with of curvature of 16 m. The direction of the angular velocity vector of the rear right wheel is changing as the truck turns. What is the magnitude and direction (relative to the truck) of the angular acceleration vector, α→, of the rear right wheel?

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The right side of a truck has a constant speed of 6 m / s as it turns to the left on a path with of curvature of 16 m . The direction of the angular velocity vector of the rear right wheel is changing as the truck turns. What is the magnitude and direction (relative to the truck) of the angular acceleration vector, α → , of the rear right wheel?

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