PHYSICS Problem 3: Figure shows a commercial centrifuge machine. The structure consists of a horizontal, rotating, circular platform of diameter D from which medicine of mass m are suspended at the bottom of massless tubes of length d. When the system rotates at constant speed, the tubes make an angle 0 with vertical. Consider D = 0.06m, d = 0.12m, m = 0.03kg and e = 37°. a) Find the magnitude of the normal force (N) acting on the medicine? (Answer:0.37N) b) What is the speed of the medicine in each tube? (4nswer:0.86m/s) (Assume that the medicine in the tube behaves as a rigid body while the centrifuge machine is rotating.) Medane

PHYSICS Problem 3: Figure shows a commercial centrifuge machine. The structure consists of a horizontal, rotating, circular platform of diameter D from which medicine of mass m are suspended at the bottom of massless tubes of length d. When the system rotates at constant speed, the tubes make an angle 0 with vertical. Consider D = 0.06m, d = 0.12m, m = 0.03kg and e = 37°. a) Find the magnitude of the normal force (N) acting on the medicine? (Answer:0.37N) b) What is the speed of the medicine in each tube? (4nswer:0.86m/s) (Assume that the medicine in the tube behaves as a rigid body while the centrifuge machine is rotating.) Medane

College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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