A puck (mass 200 g) slides on frictionless ice in a circle because it is attached...
A puck (mass 200 g) slides on frictionless ice in a circle because it is attached to a 25-cm-long string. What is the tension of the string if the puck goes around in a circle once every second?
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frictionless horizontal table, with the force F
providing the necessary tension (see figure). The force is then
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Answer can be true,false,less than, greater than, equal to
(if you could leave an explanation that would be great!)
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