An object of mass m moves in a vertical circle of radius R at a
constant speed v. The work done by the centripetal force as the
object moves from the top to the bottom of the circle is:
A. mgR
B. 1/2*mv^2
C. 2mgR
D. 0
E. mgR+1/2*mv^2
An object of mass m moves in a vertical circle of radius R at a constant...
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