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a) A .02 kg ball on a .75 m string is twirled in a horizontal circle, with a frequency of .65 hz. Find the velocity of the ball.

b) A .02 kg ball on a .75 m string is twirled in a horizontal circle, with a frequency of .65 hz. Find its centripetal acceleration.

c) A .02 kg ball on a .75 m string is twirled in a horizontal circle, with a frequency of .65 hz. Find the force the string exerts on it.

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Physics: Principles with Applications
7th Edition, 2013
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ISBN: 9780321625922

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