b) It is postulated that the force acting on a body moving in a circular path is proportional to its mass, m, velocity, v, and radius, r, as follows: Fxmvr Use dimensional analysis to confirm the relationship and develop a final formula for the force, F.

b) It is postulated that the force acting on a body moving in a circular path is proportional to its mass, m, velocity, v, and radius, r, as follows: Fxmvr Use dimensional analysis to confirm the relationship and develop a final formula for the force, F.

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