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What is the maximum velocity that a 0.3-kilogram mass attached to a 0.75-meter string can have if the mass is whirled around in a circular horizontal path? The maximum tension that the string can withstand is 250 newtons.
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v = 2piR/T
angular velocity?
T+W/m = v^2/r
\[\frac{ T+W }{ m } =\frac{ v^2 }{ r }\]
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W is the weight m is the mass t is tension v velocity r radius
weight = mg
25 m/s
i didn't calculate let me c
yeah right
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