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Physics, 01.09.2019 06:30, pattydixon6

Nellie newton swings a rock into a circular path while holding an attached string overhead. the string makes a 45-degree angle to the vertical (comprising a "conical pendulum"). the centripetal force that holds the rock in its circular path is the

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