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if the radius of a circular arc is doubled ,the centripetal force acting on the moving body will be:​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Radius of a circular arc is doubled

To Find : centripetal force acting on the moving body will be

Solution:

Centripetal force = mass x velocity² / radius

F = mv²/r

F  ∝  1/ r

=> if radius is doubled  then  centripetal force will be halved

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Answered by rohitkumargupta
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HELLO DEAR,

GIVEN:- If the radius of a circular arc is doubled ,

TO FIND:- The centripetal force acting on the moving

body will be

SOLUTION:- Let the mass of the body = \large{m}

And the velocity of the body = \large{v}

And radius of circular arc = \large{r}

So, the centripetal force \large{F} of the body = \large{\frac{mv^2}{r}}

The centripetal force \large{F} is inversely proportional to radius,

\large{F}\large{\frac{1}{r}}

Therefore, if the radius \large{r} is double then the centripetal force\large{F} is half.

THANKS.

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