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Question

What is the centripetal force for an object of mass 50 Kg with the following specifications moving in a uniform circular motion.
Distance between the object and the axis point is 20 cm. Object’s speed is 30 m/s.

  1. – 225000 N
  2. 225000 N
  3. 0.07 N
  4. – 0.07 N

hintHint:

F c equals m v squared over r

The correct answer is: 225000 N


    mass = 50 kg
    radius = 20 cm =0.20m
    speed = 30 m/s
    F subscript c equals fraction numerator m v squared over denominator r end fraction
equals space fraction numerator 50 cross times open parentheses 30 close parentheses squared over denominator 0.20 end fraction
equals space 225 cross times 10 cubed N

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