mass of 0.450 kg rotates at constant speed with a period of 1.45 s at a radius of 0.140 m in the apparatus used in this laboratory. What is the rotation period for a mass of 0.550 kg at the same radius?

mass of 0.450 kg rotates at constant speed with a period of 1.45 s at a radius of 0.140 m in the apparatus used in this laboratory. What is the rotation period for a mass of 0.550 kg at the same radius?

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