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Physics Centripetal Forces Comparison

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How does the net force in Case A compare to the net force in Case B?

The net force in Case A is one-quarter that of Case B.

Explain how the radius affects the net force in both cases.

A larger radius in Case A decreases the net force compared to Case B, which has a smaller radius.

What role does speed play in determining net force in circular motion?

Higher speed increases the net force required for circular motion.

Considering mass is constant, how does mass affect the net force in both cases?

<p>The mass being constant means that changes in speed and radius are the only factors affecting the net force.</p> Signup and view all the answers

If Case A has a net force that is lesser than Case B, what does that imply about the conditions in Case A?

<p>It implies that Case A requires less centripetal force to maintain circular motion due to its slower speed and larger radius.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Case A Parameters

Speed: ½v
Mass: m
Radius: 2R

Case B Parameters

Speed: v
Mass: m
Radius: R

Net Force Comparison

Centripetal force (net force) is calculated as: F_c = mv²/r
Case A: F_cA = m(½v)²/(2R) = mv²/8R
Case B: F_cB = mv²/R
Comparing the net forces: F_cA/F_cB = (mv²/8R) / (mv²/R) = 1/8
Therefore, the net force in Case A is one-eighth the net force in Case B.

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This quiz explores the comparison of centripetal forces in two different cases. Case A features half the speed and double the radius, while Case B has standard parameters. Test your understanding of how these variations affect net force calculations.