Mass, m Radius, r Centripetal Force Circumference Speed Centripetal Force (N) (kg) (m) (N) (m) (m/s) (Measured) (Calculated) 3,0 3.036 3,5 a 4.092 4,0 5.322 0,034 0,1 0,628 m 4,5 b 6.837 5,0 8.575 5,5 10.363 6,0 12.165 Seçiniz... 6.875 Refer to Table 3 above please match a, b and answers. 4.155 10.295 What is the numerical correspondence of "b"? 10.285 6.885 4.165 What is the numerical correspondence of "a"? What is the numerical correspondence of "c"? Seçiniz... +

Mass, m Radius, r Centripetal Force Circumference Speed Centripetal Force (N) (kg) (m) (N) (m) (m/s) (Measured) (Calculated) 3,0 3.036 3,5 a 4.092 4,0 5.322 0,034 0,1 0,628 m 4,5 b 6.837 5,0 8.575 5,5 10.363 6,0 12.165 Seçiniz... 6.875 Refer to Table 3 above please match a, b and answers. 4.155 10.295 What is the numerical correspondence of "b"? 10.285 6.885 4.165 What is the numerical correspondence of "a"? What is the numerical correspondence of "c"? Seçiniz... +

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Description: Mass, m Radius, rCentripetal ForceCircumferenceSpeedCentripetal Force (N)(kg)(m)(N)(m)(m/s)(Measured)(Calculated)3,03.0363,5a4.0924,05.3220,0340,10,628 m4,5b6.8375,08.5755,510.3636,012.165Seçiniz...6.875Refer to Table 3 above please match a, b andan

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Mass, m Radius, r
Centripetal Force
Circumference
Speed
Centripetal Force (N)
(kg)
(m)
(N)
(m)
(m/s)
(Measured)
(Calculated)
3,0
3.036
3,5
a
4.092
4,0
5.322
0,034
0,1
0,628 m
4,5
b
6.837
5,0
8.575
5,5
10.363
6,0
12.165
Seçiniz...
6.875
Refer to Table 3 above please match a, b and
answers.
4.155
10.295
10.285
What is the numerical correspondence of "b"?
6.885
What is the numerical correspondence of "a"?
4.165
What is the numerical correspondence of "c"? Seçiniz... +

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