If a ball having mass m = 200g is attached to a light string that is 50 cm long is travelling at 3.00 m/s at the top of the vertical, circular path, what is the tension in the string at that moment? (Take g=10m/s²) %3D

If a ball having mass m = 200g is attached to a light string that is 50 cm long is travelling at 3.00 m/s at the top of the vertical, circular path, what is the tension in the string at that moment? (Take g=10m/s²) %3D

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