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Results tagged with centripetal-force
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any force responsible for maintaining an object on a curved path around a fixed center. In introductory coursework this is usually "uniform circular motion" and yields several simple and useful relations. Not to be confused with the centrifugal pseudo-force experienced in an accelerated referenced frame.
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If you're holding on to a playground spinning wheel and then let go, is your trajectory stra...
Since we are just ignoring air resistance but not air friction, the Magnus Effect comes into play.
Since you asked how I would ride a spinning wheel, and I prefer to keep my own rotation synchronized …
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