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A horizontal force of 210 N is applied to a 2.0 kg discus rotating in a circle with a radius of 0.90 m. The acceleration calculated is 105 m/s², which is identified as centripetal acceleration. To find the speed of the discus, the formula F = (mv²)/r is used, where F is the force, m is the mass, and r is the radius. By rearranging the formula and plugging in the values, the correct speed can be determined. The discussion emphasizes the importance of using the appropriate formula for centripetal motion to find the speed.
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A horizontal force of 210n is exerted on a 2.0kg dicus as it rotates uniformly in a horizontal circle (at arms lenght) of radius .90m. calculater the speed of the dicus?


here is what I have f =210N
m = 2.0kg
r = .90m


f =ma a = f/m = 210N/2.0Kg a= 105
x/t .90/105 is that right?
 
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Right up until the last line.

The acceleration is 105 m/s/s, but this is centripetal acceleration (toward the center, the kind of acceleration that changes the direction, not the speed of the velocity).

look at the formula for centripetal acceleration, you will see speed there.
 
Here's how i done it

F = (mv^2)/r --> that's the formula that Chi meson referred to
plugin your values

F = 210, m = 2, r = 0.9

and you should juggle it and get same answer as Chi
 
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