By definition, centripetal acceleration is given by:

Where,
v: tangential disk speed
r: disk radius
Substituting values in the given equation we have:

Rounding the result we have:

Answer:
The centripetal acceleration of the disc edge in m/s^2 is:

Answer:
3. 560W
Explanation:
First we calculate the work required for the 700N weigh student to climb up by 8 meters. Work is force times distance
W = Fs = 700 * 8 = 5600J
The average power is defined as the rate of energy expended over a unit of time. In order words, work divided by time duration
P = W/t = 5600 / 10 = 560 W
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Answer:
i think its 1.5 m/s to the right?
Explanation: