A particle of mass m₁ = 3.50 [g] is at- tached to another particle of mass m₂ = 4.20 [g]. The first mass, m₁, is constrained to move in uniform circular motion outside a rotating frictionless upright cone with opening angle = 35.0°, while the second mass is freely hanging. If r = 72.5 [cm] is the radius of m₁'s orbit, what must be the tangential velocity of m₁ for m₂ to be stationary?

A particle of mass m₁ = 3.50 [g] is at- tached to another particle of mass m₂ = 4.20 [g]. The first mass, m₁, is constrained to move in uniform circular motion outside a rotating frictionless upright cone with opening angle = 35.0°, while the second mass is freely hanging. If r = 72.5 [cm] is the radius of m₁'s orbit, what must be the tangential velocity of m₁ for m₂ to be stationary?

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Chapter2: Relativity Ii

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