Tangential acceleration is calculated by multiplying angular acceleration by the radius of the circular path.
The Tangential Acceleration Calculator simplifies finding the tangential acceleration () of an object moving in circular motion.
This tool is ideal for physics problems related to angular motion, centripetal force, and torque. It is particularly useful for students and professionals working on mechanics and rotational dynamics, helping compute acceleration with precision based on angular acceleration and radius.
Formula:
Contents
Variable | Description | Unit |
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Tangential acceleration | m/s² | |
Angular acceleration | rad/s² | |
Radius of the circular path | meters (m) |
Solved Calculations:
Example 1: Calculate Tangential Acceleration for
Step | Value | Explanation |
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Angular Acceleration | Given | |
Radius | Given | |
Calculation | Multiply angular acceleration by radius | |
Result | Tangential acceleration |
Example 2: Calculate Radius for
Step | Value | Explanation |
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Tangential Acceleration | Given | |
Angular Acceleration | Given | |
Calculation | Divide tangential acceleration by angular acceleration | |
Result | Radius of the circular path |