A marbře M is constrained to move in thehorizontal plane along a wire whose shape is as illustrated.At point A, the marble is traveling at a constant speed5 m/s, and the radius of curvature at that location isVarA = 2 m. When the marble reaches point B, it has a speed%3D%3Dof vg = 3 m/s and a total acceleration of ||aB|| = 10 m/s.%3DThe tangential component of the marble's acceleration at Bis aB,t2 m/s?. What are the marble's total acceleration atA and its radius of curvature at B?B.TAPAMTop view

Va = 5 m/s ra = 2 m Vb = 3 m/s || aB || =10 m/s2 Tangential at B = ab,t = 2 m/s2 To find: Marbles…

A marbľe M is constrained to move in the horizontal plane along a wire whose shape is as illustrated. At point A, the marble is traveling at a constant speed 5 m/s, and the radius of curvature at that location is PA "A = 2 m. When the marble reaches point B, it has a speed of vg = %3D 3 m/s and a total acceleration of ||a|| = 10 m/s². The tangential component of the marble's acceleration at R

A marbľe M is constrained to move in the horizontal plane along a wire whose shape is as illustrated. At point A, the marble is traveling at a constant speed 5 m/s, and the radius of curvature at that location is PA "A = 2 m. When the marble reaches point B, it has a speed of vg = %3D 3 m/s and a total acceleration of ||a|| = 10 m/s². The tangential component of the marble's acceleration at R

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