1kg is performing eircular motion around a cone.A ball of mase m=Speed of ball is 3 m/s and length of string is 5m., Find tension (in N) inthe string. All surfaces are smooth.0=37°m

The distance of the ball hanging on the string is, r=lsinθ=5 msin37°=3.01 m

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A ball of mase m = 1kg is performing circular motion around a cone. Speed of ball is 3 m/s and length of string is 5m. Find tension (in N) in the string. All surfaces are smooth. 0=37° m

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1kg is performing eircular motion around a cone.
A ball of mase m=
Speed of ball is 3 m/s and length of string is 5m., Find tension (in N) in
the string. All surfaces are smooth.
0=37°
m

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