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HELP HOME PAGE Make a Practice Test Some Hints & Solutions Introductory Topics Kinematics Mechanics Thermodynamics Optics Electric Fields Magnetic Fields Electric Circuits Vibrations and Waves Circular Motion: Centripetal Acceleration If it takes a centripetal acceration of 6.066 m/s2 for a car to go around a 110 m corner, how fast is the car traveling? km/h Get Another Circular Motion: Centripetal Acceleration Question Try a Minitest: 6 problems of this type NOTE: While these problems are made by a former University Physics professor and are seen thousands of times a week, it is possible that there are typo's or other errors that nobody has yet reported to be fixed. If you are convinced that there is a problem with the solution to this question please send the details to doug@dctech.com