Radius, Mass, Total Centripetal Centripetal Circumference Speed Mass Force (N) Force (N) r m 2πr constant Constant (kg) (kg) Calculated Measured 0,005 0,009 3.346 0,010 0,014 5.140 a 0,015 0,019 6.866 0,1 m 0,628 m 6 m/s 0,020 0,024 b 8.787 0,025 0,029 10.613 0,030 0,034 12.443

Radius, Mass, Total Centripetal Centripetal Circumference Speed Mass Force (N) Force (N) r m 2πr constant Constant (kg) (kg) Calculated Measured 0,005 0,009 3.346 0,010 0,014 5.140 a 0,015 0,019 6.866 0,1 m 0,628 m 6 m/s 0,020 0,024 b 8.787 0,025 0,029 10.613 0,030 0,034 12.443

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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Radius,
Mass,
Total
Centripetal
Centripetal
Circumference
Speed
Mass
Force (N)
Force (N)
r
m
2πr
constant
Constant
(kg)
(kg)
Calculated
Measured
0,005
0,009
3.346
0,010
0,014
5.140
a
0,015
0,019
6.866
0,1 m
0,628 m
6 m/s
0,020
0,024
b
8.787
0,025
0,029
10.613
0,030
0,034
12.443

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