(a) Explanation Given info: The speed of the puck is v , the radius of the circle is r and the puck is pulled downward until the radius be r / 2 . The puck attached to a string on a horizontal, frictionless surface rotates about the hole which brings the puck closer to the hole. Here the puck is moving around a circle. Expression for the angular speed is, ω = v r (1) Here, ω is the angular speed. v is the velocity. r is the radius. For initial angular speed: Substitute v for v and r for r in above equation (b) To determine The final speed of the puck.

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Whether the speed of the puck remains same or not.

(b)

To determine

The final speed of the puck.

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