Circular motion problem with 0.4 kg mass

DR33 · Jan 31, 2004

Hi can anyone help me with this problem.. Picture is included.. I am kinda lost.. thank you so much

m = 0.4Kg

HallsofIvy · Jan 31, 2004

Please do not post the same thing repeatedly.

This was also posted under "general physics" (the mentor moved it to "K-12 Homework!) and I responded there. I will say again that we can't help you much if you don't tell us what the question is!

DR33 · Jan 31, 2004

we're looking for the tension in the cables.. I forgot

Circular motion problem with 0.4 kg mass

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