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OpenStudy (anonymous):

So confused... If the rotating mass m is doubled and everything else remains unchanged, the speed of the new mass would be...?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

@Nali <3

OpenStudy (nali):

ok use ma= v^2/r so if 2m means 2a and 4v(elocity) because (2v)^2= 4v

OpenStudy (anonymous):

The answer says that it's v / (square root of 2) ?

OpenStudy (nali):

ok so you r looking for velocity then

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yep!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

..still confused..

OpenStudy (nali):

If the force and radius remains constant: v1 = velocity before mass doubles v2 = velocity after mass doubles Eq. #1 F = m * v1^2 ÷ r Eq. #2 F = (2 * m) * v2^2 ÷ r We have 2 equations for F, so set then equal to each other!! (2 * m) * v2^2 ÷ r = m * v1^2 ÷ r divide both sides by m 2 * v2^2 ÷ r = v1^2 ÷ r multiply both sides by r 2 * v2^2 = v1^2 Square root both sides √2 * v2 = v1 Divide both sides by √2 v2 = v1 ÷ √2 from yahoo https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101207213127AAQnFvU

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