**Question 2:** A mass \( m \) rotates at a constant speed \( v \) at a radius of \( R \) from the rotational axis. A force \( F \) provides the centripetal force \( F_c \). If you double the mass \( m \), without changing \( R \) or \( v \), the force needed to keep the mass in circular motion would:(a) stay the same. (b) double. (c) halve. (d) quadruple.

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