Consider a conical pendulum with a mass m = 10 kg on a string of length L= 5 m.The angle it makes with the vertical is 4°. The pendulum is place on the surface of Mars. The velocity of the mass is given byv=Lgsin Otan ởWhat should be the length of the string if the pendulum has the same speed as the one on the Earth? Assume the angle is kept the same. (9mas=3.71 m/s14 -O A) 1.9 mO B) 5 mO C) 13.2 mO D) 1.4 mO E) 3.6 m

Given, m = 10 kgLmars = 5 mθmars = θearth = 4°gmars = 3.71 m/s2gearth = 9.81 m/s2

Consider a conical pendulum with a mass m 10 kg on a string of length L = 5 m. The angle it makes with the vertical is 4°. The pendulum is place on the surface of Mars. The velocity of the mass is given by v=Lgsin tran ở What should be the length of the string if the pendulum has the same speed as the one on the Earth? Assume the angle is kept the same. ( 9m=3.71 m/s O A) 1.9 m O B) 5 m O C) 13.2 m O D) 1.4 m O E) 3.6 m

Consider a conical pendulum with a mass m 10 kg on a string of length L = 5 m. The angle it makes with the vertical is 4°. The pendulum is place on the surface of Mars. The velocity of the mass is given by v=Lgsin tran ở What should be the length of the string if the pendulum has the same speed as the one on the Earth? Assume the angle is kept the same. ( 9m=3.71 m/s O A) 1.9 m O B) 5 m O C) 13.2 m O D) 1.4 m O E) 3.6 m

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