How do I solve this equation? M = 54grams g= 980 cm/s^2 m= 9grams v= 571.20 cm/s r= 50 cm I need to find the expected value for average speed (in cm/s) by setting F=Mg and F= mv^2/r equal to each other. Can someone explain the steps to me please?

How do I solve this equation? M = 54grams g= 980 cm/s^2 m= 9grams v= 571.20 cm/s r= 50 cm I need to find the expected value for average speed (in cm/s) by setting F=Mg and F= mv^2/r equal to each other. Can someone explain the steps to me please?

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How do I solve this equation?

M = 54grams

g= 980 cm/s^2

m= 9grams

v= 571.20 cm/s

r= 50 cm

I need to find the expected value for average speed (in cm/s) by setting F=Mg and F= mv^2/r equal to each other. Can someone explain the steps to me please?

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