A coin of mass m and rotates on a circular platform of radius r at the fastest speed possible without the coin sliding off. In this case, the coin makes each revolution in 5.1 seconds (its period). The coin and platform have a coefficient of friction, that is unchanged. If the mass of the coin is increased by a factor of 7, what would be the new period? Give your answer to 1 decimal place

A coin of mass m and rotates on a circular platform of radius r at the fastest speed possible without the coin sliding off. In this case, the coin makes each revolution in 5.1 seconds (its period). The coin and platform have a coefficient of friction, that is unchanged. If the mass of the coin is increased by a factor of 7, what would be the new period? Give your answer to 1 decimal place

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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