Which powers works on bead on a string?

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The discussion centers on the forces acting on a bead threaded on a metal wire moving in a circular motion at a 60-degree slope. Participants clarify that the bead is stationary relative to the wire, emphasizing the need for precise terminology, such as distinguishing between "forces" and "powers." The conversation highlights the importance of providing a clear understanding of the problem and encourages the poster to demonstrate their thought process to receive effective assistance.

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Homework Statement


I know that a bead is threaded on an metal sring (no T), and the bead is not moving/
The metal string moves in circular motion at a slope of 60 degrees.
The string moves one spin in one second/
which powers works on the bead?

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Hello Hadar, :welcome:

You need to read the guidelines -- we can't help unless you also fill in 2 and 3 of the template ...
 
Hadar said:
and the bead is not moving/
Not moving relative to the wire, right?
Hadar said:
metal string
I assume you mean a (stiff) wire. A string would flop down.
Hadar said:
slope of 60 degrees.
To the horizontal or to the vertical?
Hadar said:
which powers
You mean forces, right?

And as BvU notes, you need to show some attempt/thoughts of your own.
 

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