5. A boy is playing on a playground ride as shown below. The boy is holding onto a rope with a 20-mm diameter and tensile strength of 1.10 MPa. The platform of the ride spins about the vertical axis at a constant angular speed. Neglecting friction, determine the angular speed at which the rope will break. 1.0 m 735° 60 kg

5. A boy is playing on a playground ride as shown below. The boy is holding onto a rope with a 20-mm diameter and tensile strength of 1.10 MPa. The platform of the ride spins about the vertical axis at a constant angular speed. Neglecting friction, determine the angular speed at which the rope will break. 1.0 m 735° 60 kg

College Physics

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ISBN:9781938168000

Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter9: Statics And Torque

Section: Chapter Questions

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