The force on an object in uniform circular motion isgiven by F = m v² / r. Now the two objects move at the same speed aroundthe same circle but have different masses m, and m2where m, = 2 m,. What is the ratio of the forces onthe two objects?Select one:O A. F1/ F2 = 1O B. F / F2 = 2OC. F/F2 = 4O D. F/F2 =1/2O E. F1/F2 =1/4OF. I can't eliminate any choices.

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Now the two objects move at the same speed around the same circle but have different masses m, and m2 where m, = 2 m2. What is the ratio of the forces on the two objects? Select one: O A. F1/ F2 = 1 O B. F1/ F2 = 2 O C. F1/F2 = 4 O D. F1/ F2 =1/2 O E. F1/F2 =1/4 O F. I can't eliminate any choices.

Now the two objects move at the same speed around the same circle but have different masses m, and m2 where m, = 2 m2. What is the ratio of the forces on the two objects? Select one: O A. F1/ F2 = 1 O B. F1/ F2 = 2 O C. 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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A particle, body, object or certain mass while travelling in a rotational path or semicircular path, experiences an inertia force. If that inertia force pulls the towards the inward of the imaginary circle in the rotation, it is termed as centripetal force.

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The force on an object in uniform circular motion is
given by F = m v² / r.

Now the two objects move at the same speed around
the same circle but have different masses m, and m2
where m, = 2 m,. What is the ratio of the forces on
the two objects?
Select one:
O A. F1/ F2 = 1
O B. F / F2 = 2
OC. F/F2 = 4
O D. F/F2 =1/2
O E. F1/F2 =1/4
OF. I can't eliminate any choices.

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