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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
Got it done already, thank you for the help- Haigenoob
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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
it's not the words i don't understand, more like content. By lowest point you mean the end of the rope that the child is holding and the highest point, you mean the end of the rope tied to the toy?- Haigenoob
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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
English is not my native language, so i have some trouble understanding exactly what it means :(- Haigenoob
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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
Yes i know, but please tell me anyways, what the minimum force is anyways and how do you find it. Just to know, because this is all the info i have and may be the teacher just specified the question wrongly- Haigenoob
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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
Erm, what's the minimum force then if i may ask, and how do i find it?- Haigenoob
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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
Yeah, i know, but that's all that i was given. Is it possible then, it's just a trick question and the answer is as simple as F=m*a = 0.98N?- Haigenoob
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How Much Force Must a Rope Withstand in a Vertical Toy Spin?
Homework Statement I have this exercise in physics, that i just don't know how to do. "A child is spinning a 100g toy, which is attached to a 30cm long rope on a vertical level. How much force does the rope have to handle?" Well, the problem for me is, that there's no time given, how...- Haigenoob
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