While placing a compact disc into a CD player, you notice a small chip on its edge. You attempt to play the CD anyway byplacing the CD into the player's deck with the chip at 0o = 12.6° as measured from the +x-axis. The CD begins to rotate withangular acceleration a = 2.31 rad/s². If the CD has been spinning for t = 3.51 s and the disc has a radius of r = 6.00 cm, whatare the x-y coordinates of the chip after this time, assuming the center of the disc is located at (0.00,0.00).X =y =cmcm

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While placing a compact disc into a CD player, you notice a small chip on its edge. You attempt to play the CD anyway by lacing the CD into the player's deck with the chip at 0o = 12.6° as measured from the +x-axis. The CD begins to rotate with ngular acceleration a = 2.31 rad/s². If the CD has been spinning for t = 3.51 s and the disc has a radius of r = 6.00 cm, what are the x-y coordinates of the chip after this time, assuming the center of the disc is located at (0.00,0.00). X = y = cm cm

While placing a compact disc into a CD player, you notice a small chip on its edge. You attempt to play the CD anyway by lacing the CD into the player's deck with the chip at 0o = 12.6° as measured from the +x-axis. The CD begins to rotate with ngular acceleration a = 2.31 rad/s². If the CD has been spinning for t = 3.51 s and the disc has a radius of r = 6.00 cm, what are the x-y coordinates of the chip after this time, assuming the center of the disc is located at (0.00,0.00). X = y = cm cm

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