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A 75 g, 6.0-cm-diameter solid spherical top is spun at 1200 rpm on an axle that...

A 75 g, 6.0-cm-diameter solid spherical top is spun at 1200 rpm on an axle that extends 1.5 cmpast the edge of the sphere. The tip of the axle is placed on a support.

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What is the top's precession frequency in rpm?
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