An object moves in a circular path with 10 m/sec speed as shown below. 1. Draw the direction of the centripetal force( F.) that is acting on the object at each position A, B, C, D, & E and label as Fc. 2. Shaw the direction of the linear speed at each position of the object and label as 'v.' (Scale : 1 Cm = 5 m/sec) 3. Extend the Fe vectors. Vectors will meet in one point. Where do the vectors meet? The vectors mect at the center oe the circle.tootted 1ines represent 4. Draw the vectors that represent the centripetal acceleration for each position.the extension oe the Fe vectors)

An object moves in a circular path with 10 m/sec speed as shown below. 1. Draw the direction of the centripetal force( F.) that is acting on the object at each position A, B, C, D, & E and label as Fc. 2. Shaw the direction of the linear speed at each position of the object and label as 'v.' (Scale : 1 Cm = 5 m/sec) 3. Extend the Fe vectors. Vectors will meet in one point. Where do the vectors meet? The vectors mect at the center oe the circle.tootted 1ines represent 4. Draw the vectors that represent the centripetal acceleration for each position.the extension oe the Fe vectors)

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 94A

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