An Introduction to Physical Science
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A rock with a 8 kg mass is tied to a string and swung in a
circular path. The 1.8 meter string is tied to a post, and during
the motion, the string has a 35° angle with the post. The rock
makes 100 rounds in 3 minute. The
ball is ___ N
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