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An Object rotates in horizontal circular path, attached to cable with fixed end. Speed = 100...

An Object rotates in horizontal circular path, attached to cable with fixed end. Speed = 100 m/ sec, mass = 20 kg, neglect mass of cable. Find tension in cable.

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Here I tried to show you all the necessary steps and formulas. You can directly put the length to get the tension for your given data.

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