A bicycle is turned upside down, the front wheel is

Chapter 8, Problem 8.71

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A bicycle is turned upside down, the front wheel is spinning (see the drawing), and there is an angular acceleration. At the instant shown, there are six points on the wheel that have arrows associated with them. Which one of the following quantities could the arrows not represent? (a) Tangential velocity (b) Centripetal acceleration (c) Tangential acceleration

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