A 2kg mass is attached at the end of a cord 1m long and whirled in the vertical plane.find the greatest speed at which the tension in the cord just disappears .what would be the maximum tension in the cord at a speed of 3revs

A 2kg mass is attached at the end of a cord 1m long and whirled in the vertical plane.find the greatest speed at which the tension in the cord just disappears .what would be the maximum tension in the cord at a speed of 3revs

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter5: More Applications Of Newton’s Laws

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