A block weights 150g and it’s attached to a 0.6m long string. The block starts from rest and begins to spin in a circle accelerating at a constant rate of 0.25 rad/s^2 on a horizontal surfaces if the string has a max tension of 5N. How long does it take for the string to break? How many revolutions did the block complete? Please Use the equations provided. Equations:Vector components, standard Cartesian plane:Vx= V cos 8Vy = V sin 0Constant linear acceleration:V = Vo + atProjectile motion:X = Xo + VoxtRotational motion:0 = s/r@= @o + atFrictional force:w = v/rNewton's Second Law of motion:Centripetal force:Use gd = do + Vot + ½ at²Gravitational force, or weight:=Vx² + Vy² = V²y = yo + Voy - 1/2 gt²360⁰ = 2n radiansa = aT/r000+ wot + ½ at²tan 8 = Vy/Vxv² = vo² + 2a(d-do)Vy = Voy -gtac = v²/r = rw²w² = wo² + 2a(0 - 0)ΣF = maFg = mgFf = µFnFc = mv²/r10.0 m/s² for the acceleration due to gravity near the surface of the earth.

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A block weights 150g and it’s attached to a 0.6m long string. The block starts from rest and begins to spin in a circle accelerating at a constant rate of 0.25 rad/s^2 on a horizontal surfaces if the string has a max tension of 5N. How long does it take for the string to break? How many revolutions did the block complete? Please Use the equations provided.

A block weights 150g and it’s attached to a 0.6m long string. The block starts from rest and begins to spin in a circle accelerating at a constant rate of 0.25 rad/s^2 on a horizontal surfaces if the string has a max tension of 5N. How long does it take for the string to break? How many revolutions did the block complete? Please Use the equations provided.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter2: One Dimensional Motion

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Problem 46PQ: In Example 2.6, we considered a simple model for a rocket launched from the surface of the Earth. A...

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