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College Physics
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37. A ball at the end of a string is in constant contact with a table. The ball is moving in uniform circular motion as shown in the diagram below.

Which force causes the ball to move in uniform circular motion?
A. normal force on the ball by the table
B. tension force on the ball by the string
C. force of gravity on the ball by Earth
D. force of friction on the ball by air

**Question 37:**

A ball at the end of a string is in constant contact with a table. The ball is moving in uniform circular motion as shown in the diagram below.

**Diagram Description:**

The diagram shows a ball attached to a string, moving in a circular path. The ball is in contact with a flat surface, labeled as "Table." The path of the ball's motion is represented by a dashed circle, indicating uniform circular motion. The string connects the ball to the center of the circle, illustrating the force maintaining the circular path.

**Question:**

Which force causes the ball to move in uniform circular motion?

**Options:**

A. Normal force on the ball by the table  
B. Tension force on the ball by the string  
C. Force of gravity on the ball by Earth  
D. Force of friction on the ball by air
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Transcribed Image Text:**Question 37:** A ball at the end of a string is in constant contact with a table. The ball is moving in uniform circular motion as shown in the diagram below. **Diagram Description:** The diagram shows a ball attached to a string, moving in a circular path. The ball is in contact with a flat surface, labeled as "Table." The path of the ball's motion is represented by a dashed circle, indicating uniform circular motion. The string connects the ball to the center of the circle, illustrating the force maintaining the circular path. **Question:** Which force causes the ball to move in uniform circular motion? **Options:** A. Normal force on the ball by the table B. Tension force on the ball by the string C. Force of gravity on the ball by Earth D. Force of friction on the ball by air
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