An object of mass 350 gm. isattached to a light cord revolves in ahorizontal circular path as in thefigure. Find the angle 0, the radius ofthe circular path, the velocity and thecentripetal acceleration if the tension.in the cord is 35NZE1 30cmإضافة ملف

Write the given data with suitable variables. m=350 g=0.35 kg1000 g1 kgT=35 N

An object of mass 350 gm. is attached to a light cord revolves in a horizontal circular path as in the figure. Find the angle e, the radius of the circular path, the velocity and the centripetal acceleration if the tension .in the cord is 35N

An object of mass 350 gm. is attached to a light cord revolves in a horizontal circular path as in the figure. Find the angle e, the radius of the circular path, the velocity and the centripetal acceleration if the tension .in the cord is 35N

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An object of mass 350 gm. is
attached to a light cord revolves in a
horizontal circular path as in the
figure. Find the angle 0, the radius of
the circular path, the velocity and the
centripetal acceleration if the tension
.in the cord is 35N
ZE
1 30cm
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