A conical pendulum, as shown in the figure, is 12 meter long. a ball of 56 kg tied to the end of a rope in the horizontal plane, It rotates in a circular orbit in the direction of a)lf the angle between the vertical and the rope is 25, the tension T in the rope is and calculăte its horizontal and vertical components by drawing. b)lf the entanglement period is 10 seconds, the centripetal (radial) and Calculate the tangential acceleration by plotting it on the figure.

A conical pendulum, as shown in the figure, is 12 meter long. a ball of 56 kg tied to the end of a rope in the horizontal plane, It rotates in a circular orbit in the direction of a)lf the angle between the vertical and the rope is 25, the tension T in the rope is and calculăte its horizontal and vertical components by drawing. b)lf the entanglement period is 10 seconds, the centripetal (radial) and Calculate the tangential acceleration by plotting it on the figure.

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter5: More Applications Of Newton’s Laws

Section: Chapter Questions

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