Point P in the figure is at rest on the +x-axis when it begins to experience a constant angular acceleration a = 0.578 rad/s² so that it revolves CCW about the origin, tracing out a circular path. How fast is it moving the first time it crosses the +y-axis if the circle's radius is 2.9 m? Y V= m/s P X

Point P in the figure is at rest on the +x-axis when it begins to experience a constant angular acceleration a = 0.578 rad/s² so that it revolves CCW about the origin, tracing out a circular path. How fast is it moving the first time it crosses the +y-axis if the circle's radius is 2.9 m? Y V= m/s P X

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