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How do you find the tension of an object in circular motion?
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Well, you know that F=ma, so F=m*ac and ac=v^2/r :)
tension will b T-W=ma :) or depends
tension-weight= mass x acceleration (due to gravity)?
I got 69.935 for the tension
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i dunno i dont have time to do it, but according to my understanding of your image g doesnt matter, look at it from a birds i view split it up into axis and you will see that only tension acts on it, so t=ma solve for it.
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