Free Body only Thanks A 700-g rock is attached to a half-meter (massless) string and is spun on the other end on vertical plane.The rock makes a complete revolution every 0.21 seconds. What is the tension of the string at the top ofthe circular trajectory, and at the bottom of the circular trajectory? What is the difference in total energy1.at the top and bottom of the trajectory?

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