Math, asked by renrenjavillo2003, 5 months ago

As the mass of an object moving in a circular path
is increased, what
happens to its centripetal force? *

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Answered by Anonymous

4

Answer:

when an object is moving in a circular path, it's velocity keeps on changing every moment.

although the mass remains constant!

it doesn't increase buddy!!!

the centripetal motion remains constant too!

hope it helps!

stay blessed ✨

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