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Homework Statement
Homework Equations
F = mw^2r
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The Attempt at a Solution
For part a, I can't get the constant of half with the tan a
I am getting tan a = w^2l/g
The discussion revolves around a problem in circular motion involving a ring on a string, focusing on the forces acting on the ring and the relationship between angular velocity, tension, and gravitational force.
The conversation includes various attempts to clarify the forces involved, with some participants questioning the assumptions made about the forces acting in the vertical direction. There is an indication that some guidance has been provided regarding the total force acting on the ring.
There appears to be confusion regarding the correct formulation of the forces, particularly in how they relate to the angle and the constants involved in the equations. Participants are encouraged to share their work for further clarification.
Show how you got that.Faiq said:For part a, I can't get the constant of half with the tan a
I am getting tan a = w^2l/g