When a girl swings in a tire swing, the tangential acceleration in the rope Scegli un'alternativa: A. is constant. B. is the greatest at the highest point of the motion. OC. is the greatest at a point neither highest nor lowest.

When a girl swings in a tire swing, the tangential acceleration in the rope Scegli un'alternativa: A. is constant. B. is the greatest at the highest point of the motion. OC. is the greatest at a point neither highest nor lowest.

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When a girl swings in a tire swing, the tangential acceleration in the rope
Scegli un'alternativa:
A. is constant.
B. is the greatest at the highest point of the motion.
OC. is the greatest at a point neither highest nor lowest.
D. is the greatest at the lowest point of the motion.

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