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A point on the rim of a rotating flywheels changes its speed from 1.5 m/sec. to 9.0 m/sec. while it moves 60m. If the radius of the wheel is 1.0m, what are the normal, tangential and absolute accelerations at the instant when the speed is 6.0 m/sec.?
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