You are standing still on a bathroom scale. The scale shows your weight 140 lbs. How much is the support force? A.ZERO B.140 x 9.8 m/s^2 C.140N D.140 lbsThenchoose all that apply to centripetal force. A.Gravitational and electrical forces can produce centripetal forces. B.Centripetal force depends on tangential spreed and radius of curvature . C.twice the radius needs half the centripetal force. D.Measured in the units of N or kg m/s^2 E.Any type of force directed towards a fixed center. F.Twice the speed needs four times the centripetal force. G.Centripetal force depends on the mass, tangential speed and radius of the curvature.

Weight shown on the scale is W = 140 lbs

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You are standing still on a bathroom scale. The scale shows your weight 140 lbs. How much is the support force?

	A.	ZERO
	B.	140 x 9.8 m/s^2
	C.	140N
	D.	140 lbs

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choose all that apply to centripetal force.

	A.	Gravitational and electrical forces can produce centripetal forces.
	B.	Centripetal force depends on tangential spreed and radius of curvature .
	C.	twice the radius needs half the centripetal force.
	D.	Measured in the units of N or kg m/s^2
	E.	Any type of force directed towards a fixed center.
	F.	Twice the speed needs four times the centripetal force.
	G.	Centripetal force depends on the mass, tangential speed and radius of the curvature.

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