Question
A rope can withstand a maximum tension of 75 N before snapping . What maximum speed can you spin a 6.0 kg rock in a vertical circle of radius 1.5 m without breaking the rope?
My answer:
At the bottom of the spin:
Fnet=ma
Ft-Fg=m(v^2/r)
75-58.8=6(v^2/1.5)
v=2.01m/s
Is this correct? thanks for your help.
My answer:
At the bottom of the spin:
Fnet=ma
Ft-Fg=m(v^2/r)
75-58.8=6(v^2/1.5)
v=2.01m/s
Is this correct? thanks for your help.
Answers
Yes, it is correct.
Thanks for showing your work!
I wish more students would follow your example.
Thanks for showing your work!
I wish more students would follow your example.
Thanks!
Where did you get 58.8?
Oh you multiplied the force of gravity by the mass I see. . .
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