A ball of mass m = 5.63kg moves in a horizontal circle as shown in the diagram. T₁ What is the speed of the mass? lail T2 m L- It is supported by two ropes of length L= 4.9m which each make an angle of 0= 46.1° with the vertical as shown. The tension of the lower rope is T₁ = 5.65N. (The input below will accept answers with no more than 1% variation from the correct value.)

A ball of mass m = 5.63kg moves in a horizontal circle as shown in the diagram. T₁ What is the speed of the mass? lail T2 m L- It is supported by two ropes of length L= 4.9m which each make an angle of 0= 46.1° with the vertical as shown. The tension of the lower rope is T₁ = 5.65N. (The input below will accept answers with no more than 1% variation from the correct value.)

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A ball of mass m = 5.63kg moves in a horizontal circle as shown in the diagram.
=
T₁
m
T2
It is supported by two ropes of length L= 4.9m which each make an angle of 0= 46.1° with the vertical as shown.
The tension of the lower rope is T₁ = 5.65N.
(The input below will accept answers with no more than 1% variation from the correct value.)
What is the speed of the mass?
1.4
m

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