Calculate the theoretical tension of the string if we see a horizontal force acting upon the toy. length of the line: 50cm sensor:170g (mass) toy: 150g The diameter is going to be 40cm radius is 20 cm tension 230G % of energy loss: 35 speed: 2 seconds per circle

Calculate the theoretical tension of the string if we see a horizontal force acting upon the toy. length of the line: 50cm sensor:170g (mass) toy: 150g The diameter is going to be 40cm radius is 20 cm tension 230G % of energy loss: 35 speed: 2 seconds per circle

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter5: Gravitation

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