The same ball (0.25 kg) is now swung with uniform circular motion using the same rope (2.0 m) so that it maintains the same speed (20.0 m/s) in a vertical plane. Determine the tension force in the rope at the highest point, and then again at the lowest point, in the circular path.

The same ball (0.25 kg) is now swung with uniform circular motion using the same rope (2.0 m) so that it maintains the same speed (20.0 m/s) in a vertical plane. Determine the tension force in the rope at the highest point, and then again at the lowest point, in the circular path.

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