Physics, 09.12.2021 22:20 Kimmie2019
A student is whirling a stopper about her head horizontally. the mass of thr stopper id .1kg and takes 3.14 seconds to make one revolution. the radius is 2 meters.
what is the stoppers speed
what is the acceleration of the stopper
what is the centripetal acceleration of the stopper
explain why it is impossible for a student to whirl the stopper completely horizontally
since the stopper didn’t spin horizontally, how does that the actual unbalanced force and radius
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