2. A 3.0x10 g mass is hung on a one-meter string (maximum tension 8.5N). If the object were to spin in a horizontal circle in the air, what will be the maximum speed of the object ? What will be the maximum frequency

2. A 3.0x10 g mass is hung on a one-meter string (maximum tension 8.5N). If the object were to spin in a horizontal circle in the air, what will be the maximum speed of the object ? What will be the maximum frequency

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Chapter17: Sound Waves

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A 3.0x10 g mass is hung on a one-meter string (maximum tension = 8.5N). If
the object were to spin in a horizontal circle in the air, what will be the maximum
speed of the object
? What will be the maximum frequency

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