FA 3.60 kg mass is being rotated in the vertical plane at a constant speed of 5.00 m/s at the end of a 1.80 m - lang string as shown below. Assuming the mass's speed is the same in all three positions, determine the magnitudes of string tension and total acceleration for the three positions. Draw a FBD of the mass for all three positions as part of your solution. Position 1: Tension - x Acceleration Z Position 2: Tension = x Acceleration= Position 3: Tension = x Acceleration =

FA 3.60 kg mass is being rotated in the vertical plane at a constant speed of 5.00 m/s at the end of a 1.80 m - lang string as shown below. Assuming the mass's speed is the same in all three positions, determine the magnitudes of string tension and total acceleration for the three positions. Draw a FBD of the mass for all three positions as part of your solution. Position 1: Tension - x Acceleration Z Position 2: Tension = x Acceleration= Position 3: Tension = x Acceleration =

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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