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What is the relationship between the mass and the velocity of a whirling object?
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∙ 12y ago
One is that the centripetal force (f) created by the rotating mass (m) at a radius (r) can be calculated if the velocity (v) is known.
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f (newtons)= m * (v2 / r)
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