Asked by Dwight

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.

Answers

Answered by drwls
Yes, it is correct.

Thanks for showing your work!

I wish more students would follow your example.
Answered by Dwight
Thanks!
Answered by CJ
Where did you get 58.8?
Answered by CJ
Oh you multiplied the force of gravity by the mass I see. . .
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