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Haley is spinning a rope with a weight tied at the end above her head. The rope is 1.25 m long, and the centripetal acceleration of the weight is 16.4 m/s2. What is the speed of the weight at the end of Haley's rope?
4.53 m/s
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3.29 m/s
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20.5 m/s
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16.1 m/s
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Length of rope r=1.25 m
Centripetal acceleration of the weight is ac=16.4 m/s2
Let us consider speed of the weight=v
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