A metallic ball, tied to one end of a 2-meterstring, executes uniform circular motionalong a horizontal plane. The other end ofthe string is kept fix. If each revolutionrequires 0.5 second, then what is the angularfrequency of revolution? A metallic ball, tied to one end of a 2-meterstring, executes uniform circular motionalong a horizontal plane. The other end ofthe string is kept fix. If each revolutionrequires 0.5 second, then what is the periodof motion?

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A metallic ball, tied to one end of a 2-meter string, executes uniform circular motion along a horizontal plane. The other end of the string is kept fix. If each revolution requires 0.5 second, then what is the angular

A metallic ball, tied to one end of a 2-meter string, executes uniform circular motion along a horizontal plane. The other end of the string is kept fix. If each revolution requires 0.5 second, then what is the angular

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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