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Physics, 19.09.2019 22:00 trentonbaldwin

A0.015-kg ball is shot from the plunger of a pinball machine. because of a centripetal force of 0.028 n, the ball fol- lows a circular arc whose radius is 0.25 m. what is the speed of the ball?

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