T = 2πtr/V 5 = Δθε 1 rotation = 2π = 360° 9 V=Wr = 9.80 m/s² at/r = Δω/Δ+ A massive spiky metal sphere with mass m = 25.0 kg is connected to a massless chain. The chain is L = 0.750 m in length. The cuttlefish Pokémon is spinning the spiky metal sphere in circles. The Pokémon steadily increases the speed of the ball until the chain breaks at tension Tmax and speed Vmax. When the chain breaks, the chain makes angle ø = 63.5° with the vertical. 1. 20 points Determine Tmax and the speed Vmax at which the chain breaks. Known quantities are m, L, ø, g. Organize your work into the following labeled sections: a. Diagram/sketch a = √²/r (FBD of spiky metal ball infinitesimally before the chain breaks) b. Known/unknown quantities c. Equations (Includes Newton's 2nd law using known/unknown quantities) d. Calculation (Show final symbolic expressions before plugging in numbers) e. Answer 2. 5 points Sketch or explain the path that the spiky metal ball travels after the chain breaks. TERRACH shutterstoc www.shutterstock.com 950869
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Tmax= 549 N
Vmax= 3.63 m/s
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