A child is revolving around a tiny 10g stone, tied at one end of a string, in a vertical loop of 2m diameter. If the stone completes 100 revolutions in 1 second, the work done on it will be:
Correct answer: A. Zero
- A. Zero
- B. 19.8 J
- C. 4.9 J
- D. 9.8 J
Explanation
No work done in circular motion due to centripetal force.
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