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19. The below table summarizes the
measured tension force (N) as a
function of speed (m/sec), as a mass
is attached to a string and rotated in
uniform circular motion (constant
radius & constant mass) on a
horizontal frictionless surface. Using
excel to analyze the data, the value of
the slope of F vs. (v2) is:
v2(m²/sec²)
FT
v (m/sec) Let Excel
(N)
Calculate
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