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The figures below show four equal masses tied to a string being rotated on a frictionless horizontal surface. The relative values of their tangential velocities and radii of their circular motion are indicated. 21 Select one: B>C>A>D A B C D Which of the following ranks the tensions in the strings from highest to lowest? B>D>C>A D>A>C>B r/2 A>C>D>B 2v 2v

The figures below show four equal masses tied to a string being rotated on a frictionless horizontal surface. The relative values of their tangential velocities and radii of their circular motion are indicated. 21 Select one: B>C>A>D A B C D Which of the following ranks the tensions in the strings from highest to lowest? B>D>C>A D>A>C>B r/2 A>C>D>B 2v 2v

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