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0 A 10 pound mass is tied is tied to a 2 Feet String and whirled at 5 revolution per Seconds horizontally to the ground find
0 A 10 pound mass is tied is tied to a 2 Feet String and whirled at 5 revolution per Seconds horizontally to the ground find the centripetal Acceleration (FT/secna) mass (m) 0 1400 61600 61800 o2000
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Given mass, m = 10 lb radius, o 2 ft a w angular spead lin orps bus 5 ops N: 5 rps Now, Angular speed in radians is given by

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