What did you see merry go round where have you ride merry go round?
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In a garden nearby my house.
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Explanation:The figure shows a ball tied at one end of a string, the other end of which is tied at the centre of merry-go-round which is rotating. As the ball is left, the string becomes tight showing that it is under tension. A person standing at M on the ground outside the merry-go-round finds that the ball is moving on a circular path (shown by dotted lines), while a person standing on the merry-g-round at A finds that the ball is stationary placed just in front of him at P. The difference in the observations of two persons at M and A can be explained as follows:
Explanation :
1. For the person outside the merry-go-round i.e. at M, the ball moves in a circular path because the tension in the string provides the centripetal force needed for circular motion.
2. But for the person at A, following two forces act on the ball : (i) the tension in the string towards the centre of merry-go-round and (ii) the centrifugal force away from the centre. The two forces being equal and opposite, so the net force on the ball is zero and hence it remains stationary.
