Warm Up What is the tension in a 2.75 m cord that whirls a 5.6 kg object in a circular path at a speed of 4.83 m/s?

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Warm Up What is the tension in a 2.75 m cord that whirls a 5.6 kg object in a circular path at a speed of 4.83 m/s?

Warm Up What is the tension in a 2.75 m cord that whirls a 5.6 kg object in a circular path at a speed of 4.83 m/s? F = mv 2 = (5.6 kg)(4.83m/s) 2 = 47.5 N r 2.75 m

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