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GlockParrot69:

A 0.050Kg yo-yo is swung in a vertical circle on the end of its long string at the slowest speed that the yo-yo can have. What is the maximum tension in the string be when the yo-yo is swung in a vertical circle at this speed? Where will this maximum tension occur? include a labelled FBD with your answer. Guys, i've done this question 2 ways. Please tell me which one is correct.

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Sam:

Maximum speed and tension will be at the bottom of the circle/path

Sam:

I'll get to you later, busy rn

GlockParrot69:

yeah

GlockParrot69:

it's k :)

Sam:

\[\sum F = ma_c\] \[T-mg = \frac{mv^2}{r}\]

Sam:

The question gave you mass only?

GlockParrot69:

and the length of the string which is 0.30 meters long.

Sam:

The tension at the bottom of the string is 2.94N

Sam:

You got it!

Sam:

You can use conservation of energy for this problem too

GlockParrot69:

ok one more question and im done for the day i promise!!

Sam:

Sure

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