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A small mass M attached to a string slides in a circle (x) on a frictionless hor

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Question

A small mass M attached to a string slides in a circle (x) on a frictionless horizontal table, with the force F providing the necessary tension (see figure). The force is then increased slowly and then maintained constant when M travels around in circle (y). The radius of circle (x) is twice the radius of circle (y).



a. M's Kinetic energy at y is twice that at x

b.M's angular velocity at x is half that at y

c.M's angular momentum at x is...that at y

d.as M moves from x to y, the work done by F is...0

e. while going from x to y, there is no torque on M

A,B,D are true or false

C,E are greater then, less then, or equal too



A small mass M attached to a string slides in a circle (x) on a frictionless horizontal table, with the force F providing the necessary tension (see figure). The force is then increased slowly and then maintained constant when M travels around in circle (y). The radius of circle (x) is twice the radius of circle (y). M's Kinetic energy at y is twice that at x M's angular velocity at x is half that at y M's angular momentum at x is...that at y as M moves from x to y, the work done by F is...0 while going from x to y, there is no torque on M A,B,D are true or false C,E are greater then, less then, or equal too

Explanation / Answer

A small mass M attached to a string slides in a circle (x) on a frictionless horizontal table, with the force F providing the necessary tension (see figure). The force is then increased slowly and then maintained constant when M travels around in circle (y). The radius of circle (x) is twice the radius of circle (y).
Answer Options for each question: True, False, Greater than, Less Than, Equal to. Choose one for each question below.

The force causing an object to travel in a circle is called centripetal force
Centripetal force = mass * velocity^2
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