An object that is accelerating in a circular motion experiences which force? Stretch the Yellow Highlight Box over the a Centripetal force The victim was not attacked by a cougar. Nuclear force Mrs. Bio was splashing in the pool. The victim was not electrocuted. Electromagnetic force Elastic force Coach Physics was listening to music in the kitchen.
An object that is accelerating in a circular motion experiences which force? Stretch the Yellow Highlight Box over the a Centripetal force The victim was not attacked by a cougar. Nuclear force Mrs. Bio was splashing in the pool. The victim was not electrocuted. Electromagnetic force Elastic force Coach Physics was listening to music in the kitchen.
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DEODUNNDT? CUE #8 ?
CLUE#8
An object that is accelerating in a circular
motion experiences which force?
Stretch the Yellow Highlight Box over the answer.
Centripetal force
The victim was not attacked by a cougar.
Nuclear force
Mrs. Bio was splashing in the pool.
The victim was not electrocuted.
Electromagnetic force
Elastic force
Coach Physics was listening to music in the kitchen.
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cUE #9
BEODUNNII
Since force is a vector measurement,
which of the following is true?
Stretch the Yellow Highlight Box over the answer.
Force has both a magnitude
The victim's toe was not stubbed.
and a direction.
Force only has a magnitude.
Coach Physics was watching Men in Black in the movie theater.
Force only has a direction.
The victim was not chemically poisoned.
Force has both a magnitude
and a velocity.
Miss Zoo was doing push-ups in the
gym.
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Explanation:
When a body moves in a circular path it experiences an inward force towards the center of the circular path and it is called a centripetal force.
Here, is the centripetal force, m is the mass of the object, v is the velocity and r is the radius of the circular path.
Thus, the answer is Centripetal force.
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