A ball of mass 2 kilograms is attached to arope of length 3 meters. The ball swingsalong a vertical circular path as shown inFigure 2. Only two forces - tension andweight – act on the ball. As the ball swingsaround, it travels slowest at the top andfastest at the bottom.a) The ball's speed at the top of the circle(point A) is 7 m/s.tension in the rope at the top of theCalculate theFigure 2circle.b) The rope can withstand a maximum tension of 150 N. What is the maximum speed that theball can have at the bottom of the circle (point B) before the rope breaks?

Given data: The mass of ball is m=2 kg. The length of rope is r=3 m. The speed of ball at point A…

A ball of mass 2 kilograms is attached to a rope of length 3 meters. The ball swings along a vertical circular path as shown in Figure 2. Only two forces – tension and weight – act on the ball. As the ball swings around, it travels slowest at the top and fastest at the bottom. B a) The ball's speed at the top of the circle (point A) is 7 m/s. tension in the rope at the top of the circle. Calculate the Figure 2 b) The rope can withstand a maximum tension of 150 N. What is the maximum speed that the ball can have at the bottom of the circle (point B) before the rope breaks?

A ball of mass 2 kilograms is attached to a rope of length 3 meters. The ball swings along a vertical circular path as shown in Figure 2. Only two forces – tension and weight – act on the ball. As the ball swings around, it travels slowest at the top and fastest at the bottom. B a) The ball's speed at the top of the circle (point A) is 7 m/s. tension in the rope at the top of the circle. Calculate the Figure 2 b) The rope can withstand a maximum tension of 150 N. What is the maximum speed that the ball can have at the bottom of the circle (point B) before the rope breaks?

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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