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Question 4 (1 point) Listen A 0.20 kg mass is being swung around in a circle as shown. the sting will break when there is 2.0 N of force on it. What is the maximum velocity of the mass before the string breaks? r=0.75 m

Question 4 (1 point) Listen A 0.20 kg mass is being swung around in a circle as shown. the sting will break when there is 2.0 N of force on it. What is the maximum velocity of the mass before the string breaks? r=0.75 m

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