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Hooke's law and centripetal force affecting normal force
The current total length of the string is $L+x$, which is partially inside a tube of length $b < L$. A mass of $m$ kg is rotating at the end, with angle $\beta$ and angular speed $\omega$ (gravitatio …
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Applying Hooke's Law to elastic bent string
There is an elastic spring with elastic constant $k$, natural length $L$ and current elongation $x$ (so the current total length of the string is $L+x$), which is partially inside a tube of length $b …
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