Mass swinging in a horizontal circle | Centripetal force and gravitation | Physics | Khan Academy

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What if your theta is unknown and you only know that the object in motion is travelling constantly, its mass, and the radius of the circle

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[@xavi8780]

decompose Tension vectors and use arctan or instead use arcsin(radius/string length) to get the angle as well. I know this is 3 years late, but for those who are reading the comments right now lost I hope this helps.

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how would you deal with a situation where the connecting arm/rod had a mass (kg)?

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A conical pendulum consists of a uniform straight bar (L) long and of mass (M), with a bob of mass (m) at its lower end. it rotates at (N rev/min) about a vertical axis through the upper end of the bar. How would you find the radius of rotation of mass (m)

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GOOD TEACHERA AND TUTORIAL BUT HOW DO I DO FOR TWO MASSES SWINGING IN THE SAME HORIZONTAL CIRCLE.. I NEED HELP (AT DIFFRENT ANGLES)

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On my practice exam they have this problem exactly, but they ask you to express Newton's second law in the radial and tangential directions. They end up with Fr = T - mgcos(theta) = m^2/r and Ft = -mgsin(theta) = mat I don't understand how the radial direction is not towards the center of the circle where the equation would be Fr = -Tsin(theta).

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How do you solve for the angle if you are given the velocity???

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Hye can u do vertical circle for angled centripedal force?

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but what do you call the vertical component of the string tension?

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6:47 can theta be never equal to 90°?? Intro: I was stuck on a much more complex problem, and I thought of this case as it is the most simple case, but with angle theta = 90°. So, the next question was, what is balancing the mass here (when theta is 90)?? On a little bit searching, I found this: physics.stackexchange.com/a/277016 But this answer is voted -1 as of 2019.12.08 . So.... Also, just a quickie: this case is called a conical pendulum (for sake of a shorter & more precise search keyword 😃).

[@tunauzel]

If theta equals to 90° ,the y-coordinate of tension equals zero.Thus there won't be any forces that makes total force of x coordinate zero. So it is not possible.

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@ 5:44, if we know two angles, you can determine the 3rd angle if it’s a right triangle 🥴

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what if you dont know the angle, but you know L and the velocity and g? is it impossible? to know the angle

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How would you find the length of the string...

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ww@5:50 we do know that missing angle, 180-30-90 =60

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if I had to find the time can I use Vc=2πr/t to find it or is there another way

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[@Alexander050101]

Do you know how to calculate the extension of the string if you knew the time period and radius too?

[@tunauzel]

If you know time period and radius you can calculate speed. And ıf you know speed you can calculate the x coordinate of tension. But if you want to find total tension force ,you also need to know the angle between it.

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How to solve for the angle if given velocity?

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how to do this?

[@lordpinochetuttp3819]

The method depends on what variables you have to work with. If you have the velocity, radius and mass, do the following: Calculate horizontal force by rearraging the velocity-centrifugal force equation. v^2/r = Fx/m , Fx = mv^2/r. Calculate the upward force by using classic F=ma. Fy=9.81m. Lastly, calculate the angle by using the tangent function. Divide the Fx by Fy and plug the result into the inverse tangent function. The answer is the angle which the rope makes with the vertical.

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What happen to the yellow m in the first equation?

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What happen if angle is 90 degree. In this scenario which force balance the weight (mg) of the body

[@jayjalloh3912]

Shouldn't T (y-axis) be sin30?

[@bryanguzman6333]

what if I wanted to find the angle given the speed, mass, and length of string

[@tunauzel]

Firstly, you can find tension. Let us call them Ty and Tx. If you want to find the angle between them you can use Arctan(Tx/Ty) .

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He forgot the extra 'm' at 6:40. You get (m^2*g)/cos(30). And I got 101.8 N

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how to solve for tension when angle is not given but mass length nd velocity is given

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deeksha singh You can find the X-component of the tension from the velocity and solve the angle measure from there.

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Can you elaborate on this? I'm not quite sure how you'd go about doing that. I have the same setup as deeksha.

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how do you find V if you dont know L or R?

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why isnt there a normal force on the FB diagram?

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If the object is in contact with the surface then only we will have normal force acting perpendicular to the surface

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