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Need help with a centripetal force question.
Homework Statement Homework Equations f = mg N = mw^2R The Attempt at a Solution Is this method and answer correct? The answer in my solution sheet is different so I'm wondering where i went wrong- sens
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Need help with a centripetal force question
ok thank you for your help- sens
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Need help with a centripetal force question
Are you sure the answer is correct? The solution key that the professor just posted said the answer was 10.5 m/s so I'm trying to figure out where i went wrong.- sens
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Need help with a centripetal force question
Homework Statement [/B] Homework Equations [/B] mv^2 / r = F The Attempt at a Solution This is my attempt and reasoning for this problem, is this the correct way to approach the problem or am i missing something?the hanging mass is motionless the tension in string equals the force of...- sens
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Is This the Right Approach to Solving Kinematics Problem A?
thanks, i figured both of them out :)- sens
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Is This the Right Approach to Solving Kinematics Problem A?
Homework Statement The Attempt at a Solution The above is my attempt to solve question a), is this right approach? Now all i need to do is solve for theta? Or am i completely off track? Also, i have no idea how to approach question b). some insight would be helpful... Thanks!- sens
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