Calculating Tangential Velocity: 0.45kg Ball, 45N Force

[sw3etazngyrl]

Suppose a 0.45kg ball is attached to a 1.00m long string. the force keeping the ball oving in a circular path is 45 N. What will the ball's centripetal acceleration and tangential velocity be?



I got the first part, but I'm not sure how to get the 2nd part.



So, I'm using v=r*omega. To find omega, I want to use F=mr*omega^2. Will that work?

 

[rl.bhat]

Will you show the calculations in numbers?

 

[turin]

So, I'm using v=r*omega. To find omega, I want to use F=mr*omega^2. Will that work?

Probably. BTW, the bold face is hard to read.

 

[Kizaru]

The force keeping the ball in circular path is the centripetal force. Since f=ma, and we know that "a" must be the centripetal acceleration. What is centripetal acceleration equal to (you already found this, from there you should realize the a_cent is also equal to something else).