One end of a string 1 m long is fixedand a body of mass 500 grams is tied to theother end. If breaking tension is 98 N, find themaximum angular velocity of the body that thestring can withstand when rotated inhorizontal circle.

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To find-Angular velocity (ω)=?Given-r=1 mm=500 gm=0.5 kgT=98 N

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