A 1 kg ball is tied to the end of a rope and spun around in a vertical circle. The ball is slowly accelerated, spinning faster and faster, until the rope breaks. At what point in the circular motion would you expect the rope to break? Group of answer choices top right bottom left

A 1 kg ball is tied to the end of a rope and spun around in a vertical circle. The ball is slowly accelerated, spinning faster and faster, until the rope breaks. At what point in the circular motion would you expect the rope to break? Group of answer choices top right bottom left

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