Question

movement of a stone tied to a string which is held in the hand and whirled around is what type of motion

Answer 1

Answer:

• The experiment is an example of the Centripetal force.
• The force is needed to maintain an object which moving in the curved path and towards the rotation on the center called as Centripetal force.
• Example: A string at the end of that a ‘rock whirls’ about exerts “centripetal force on the stone”.
• Therefore, Movement of the stone tied to the string which is held in the hand and whirled around called Centripetal force.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

"It is called a centripetal force. When the stone is toed to a strong and is swirled around there is a force which acts on the stone , this force tries to pull the stone towards the center and this force is called as centripetal force.

In contrast, there is a force which acts in the outward direction, which we know as centrifugal force."