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All right.
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So for question seven, we're told that we have a car going around a level circular track.
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The radius of the track is one kilometer in standard si units of meters, which multiply that by a thousand.
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It's a thousand meters.
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The speed of the car around the track is 120 kilometers per hour.
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In si units meters per second, it's going to be a thousand, two hundred, well, a hundred, two hundred, well, times a thousand meters times 60 minutes in an hour, 60 seconds in a minute.
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Oh, so actually we're dividing that.
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So 100 ,000 divided by 60 divided by 60, and that's about 33 and a third, so 33 .33.
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So 33 .33 meters per second.
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We're asked to calculate the centripetal acceleration.
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This is given by the velocity squared over the radius of the circular path.
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So using our standard units so that everything cancels out accordingly, we have 33 .33 meters per second squared divided by a thousand meters.
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This comes out to 1 .11.
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One of the meters cancels out so we're just with meters on the top divided by second squared as expected for the units of acceleration.
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Now for question eight, we have the moon revolves around the earth in a period of revolution of 27 .3 days, we're assuming a nearly circular orbit, and the radius is equal to 3 .80 times 10 to the 5th kilometers, which is 3 .80 times 10 to the 8th meters...