Physics, asked by ashikkhan5499, 11 months ago

what is centrifugal force?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

the force which acts radially outward when object rotate is known as "what u have asked"

Answered by Madhav047
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Answer: Thanks for asking the question Ashikkhan5499. Check out the explanation for complete answer

Explanation:

Before the centrifugal force , you should know about centripetal force. Centripetal force acts towards the centre of the circular path . However , it is not a new force ... forces like tension , friction etc. acts as centripetal force during circular motion.

Now , first thing... about centrifugal force is that it is not a real force (i.e comes only in play when you are in a non inertial frame ) it always acts opposite to the centripetal force (i.e radially outwards) .

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