The figure below shows the trajectory of a particle of mass m bound to an object of mass M by the Newtonian gravitational force. M mg T X m Which of the following magnitudes of net force are applicable to the mass m at the INSTANTANEOUS location shown? mv²/r Mv²/r Mg GMm/r² V

The figure below shows the trajectory of a particle of mass m bound to an object of mass M by the Newtonian gravitational force. M mg T X m Which of the following magnitudes of net force are applicable to the mass m at the INSTANTANEOUS location shown? mv²/r Mv²/r Mg GMm/r² V

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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