A mass m2 kg undergoes circular motion of radius re39.4 cm on a horizontal frictionless table, connected by a massless spring The fre end of the spring is attached to a frictionless pivot. If it takes 0.6 s for the mass to complete one revolution, (a) draw the free-body diagram of the mass. (b) find the spoed of the mass in circular motion. c) what is the magnitude of the spring force on the mass? Swer:

A mass m2 kg undergoes circular motion of radius re39.4 cm on a horizontal frictionless table, connected by a massless spring The fre end of the spring is attached to a frictionless pivot. If it takes 0.6 s for the mass to complete one revolution, (a) draw the free-body diagram of the mass. (b) find the spoed of the mass in circular motion. c) what is the magnitude of the spring force on the mass? Swer:

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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