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Calculating Tension and Speed in a Centripetal Force Problem
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Calculating Tension and Speed in a Centripetal Force Problem
there is no picture. its just a word problem. the thing that is throwing me off is that in the problem it states that the end of the string is at an angle 10.5 degrees below the horizontal.- kengreen
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Calculating Tension and Speed in a Centripetal Force Problem
okay well i have the answer to the first question because i talked to my professor but i just don't understand how this is the answer. he said that it is 47.1 N.- kengreen
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Calculating Tension and Speed in a Centripetal Force Problem
i think the vertical component of tension has to cancel the weight? am i correct in where i a m going with this.- kengreen
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Calculating Tension and Speed in a Centripetal Force Problem
Homework Statement A model airplane whose mass is 875 grams flies in a horizontal circle of radius 3.46 m at the end of a string which is at an angle 10.5 degrees below the horizontal. Find: a) the tension in the string b) the speed of the airplane Homework Equations Fc=T=mv^2/r...- kengreen
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