A 0.32 kg ball is attached to a 1.4 m long string, and moves in a circular path on a smooth horizontal table. If the ball takes 0.6 seconds for each complete revolution, what is the tension in the string in N?

A 0.32 kg ball is attached to a 1.4 m long string, and moves in a circular path on a smooth horizontal table. If the ball takes 0.6 seconds for each complete revolution, what is the tension in the string in N?

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