A car travels counter-clockwise around a circular track of radius

PHYSICS · Single correct · CBSE · Physics · System of Particles and Rotational Motion · System of Particles and Rotational Motion

Problem

A car travels counter-clockwise around a circular track of radius 150 m150\text{ m}. At the instant the car is located π/3\pi/3 radians from a fixed reference line, its speed is 20 m/s20\text{ m/s} and is increasing at 3 m/s23\text{ m/s}^2. Let θ\theta denote the car’s angular position (in radians) measured from the reference line. Which ordered pair best gives (dθ/dt,  d2θ/dt2)(d\theta/dt,\; d^{2}\theta/dt^{2}) at that instant? (a) (7.50 rad/s,  0.020 rad/s2)(7.50\text{ rad/s},\;0.020\text{ rad/s}^2) (b) (0.133 rad/s,  0.150 rad/s2)(0.133\text{ rad/s},\;0.150\text{ rad/s}^2) (c) (0.133 rad/s,  0.020 rad/s2)(0.133\text{ rad/s},\;0.020\text{ rad/s}^2) (d) (0.133 rad/s,  0.018 rad/s2)(0.133\text{ rad/s},\;0.018\text{ rad/s}^2)

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