Faiq Messages 347 Reaction score 16 Thread starter Jan 12, 2017 #1 Homework Statement Homework Equations F = mw^2r [/B]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
Homework Statement Homework Equations F = mw^2r [/B]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
BvU Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 16,220 Reaction score 4,934 Jan 12, 2017 #2 Post your work. What force do you use to compensate ##mg## ?
Doc Al Mentor Messages 45,589 Reaction score 2,474 Jan 12, 2017 #3 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 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 Show how you got that.
Delta2 Homework Helper Insights Author Messages 6,002 Reaction score 2,629 Jan 12, 2017 #4 Think carefully what is the total force acting in the y-axis on the ring. Its not ##T\cos{a}-mg## as you probably think. It is rather ##T(1+\cos{a})-mg## (why??)
Think carefully what is the total force acting in the y-axis on the ring. Its not ##T\cos{a}-mg## as you probably think. It is rather ##T(1+\cos{a})-mg## (why??)