The term \"centripetal force\" refers to an actual force that you can label on a

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The term "centripetal force" refers to an actual force that you can label on a free-body diagram. If the graph Is a straight line, what information can be obtained from the y-intercept? It was not a straight line There wasn't a y-intercept it gives you the maximum force of static friction it gives you the minimum speed of the trolley According to Equation 9 (w2 = (1 / MR)mag - (fs / MR)) if you you plot w2 vs. mag, what should the graph look like? positive slope curve with decreasing slope straight line negative slope y-intercept is positive curve with increasing slope y-intercept is negative y-intercept is zero The trolley moves In a horizontal circular path of radius R with constant speed v. This motion is called linear motion simple harmonic motion uniform circular motion projectile motion Which is the correct free-body diagram for the trolley just before It pulls into the center? (Refer to fig. , pg 75 of your lab manual) a b c d

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1)False

2)it gives you the maximum force of static friction

3)Positive slope, y intercept is negative , straight line

4)uniform circular motion

5)C

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