a mass is supported on a frictionless horizontal surface if attached to a string and rotate about a fixed centre at an angular velocity Omega not. if length of the string and angular velocity are doubled the tension in the string which was initially T not is now
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Given that,
Angular velocity = ω∞
Tension in the string = mRω^2o
In the next situation where the length of the string and angular velocity doubled
T' = m × 2l × 4ω^2o
T = m(2l) (4ω^2o)
⇒ T = ω^2o
∵ T =
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
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