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[QUOTE="NTesla, post: 6830456, member: 682219"] ok.. but I'm not able to see how that is significant in the topic of well of death in which theta is 90 degrees..? In the photo of [URL='https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/well-of-death-physics-behind-it.1047507/post-6830228']post#41[/URL], torque due to weight mg can only be balanced by the torque to centrifugal force(working in non-inertial frame of reference), as Normal reaction from the surface of the wall and friction both these act at the point of contact so their torque would be zero. Would that be correct to say..? [/QUOTE]
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