Consider two equal-mass objects moving around the same circle, one with speed v, and one with speed v2 where v, = 2 v2. What is the ratio of the forces on these two objects? Select one: O A. F1/ F2 = 1 O B. F1/ F2 = 2 OC. F1/ F2 = 4 O D. F1/ F2 =1/2 O E. F1/F2 =1/4 O F. I can't eliminate any choices.

Consider two equal-mass objects moving around the same circle, one with speed v, and one with speed v2 where v, = 2 v2. What is the ratio of the forces on these two objects? Select one: O A. F1/ F2 = 1 O B. F1/ F2 = 2 OC. F1/ F2 = 4 O D. F1/ F2 =1/2 O E. F1/F2 =1/4 O F. I can't eliminate any choices.

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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