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As car is going around a circular curve with the radius R. Its position is given by the function:
R(t) = R*cos*(w*t + 1/3*α*t^3) i + R*sin*(w*t + 1/3*α*t^3)
What is the modulus of acceleration for R= 529 m, α= 0.009 s^-3, w = 0.4 s^-1, t = 12.0 s?
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