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MHT CET · Physics · Motion In Two Dimensions

If \(\alpha\) is angular acceleration, \(\omega\) is angular velocity and \(a\) is the centripetal acceleration then, which of the following is true?

  1. A \(\alpha=\frac{\omega a}{v}\)
  2. B \(\alpha=\frac{v}{\omega a}\)
  3. C \(\alpha=\frac{a v}{\omega}\)
  4. D \(\alpha=\frac{a}{\omega v}\)
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(A) \(\alpha=\frac{\omega a}{v}\)

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Centripetal acceleration,
\(\because\) \(\alpha=\frac{\omega}{t}\)
\(\begin{aligned}\therefore \alpha &=\frac{\omega v}{v t} \\&=\frac{\omega a}{v}\end{aligned}\)
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