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d = v0 t + a t^2 /2

2 pi r = 0 + a (delta(t))^2 /2

a = 4 pi r / (delta(t))^2 ...this is tangential acc.


v = v0 + a t

v = 0 + 4 pi r / delta(t)

radial acc., a_r = v^2 / r = 16 pi^2 r / (delta(t))^2


Fnet = m a_net

= m sqrt(a_t^2 +a_r^2)

= m sqrt[4 pi r / (delta(t))^2)^2 + (16 pi^2 r / (delta(t))^2 ) ]

= m 4 pi r / (delta(t))^2 sqrt[1 + 4pi]

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