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Veronika [31]
3 years ago
9

Have you ever ridden the swing ride at an amusement park? If so you know that the swings are attached to a circular mount in 2-3

rows. As the ride begins the swings rise up and swing outward. What would decrease the speed of the swing's circular motion?
Physics
1 answer:
Sati [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

For large amplitudes the cenotes cannot be approximated to tea

.- There is a strong friction force that increases with the speed of the swing

_ There is a constant friction force provided by

Explanation:

When the swings are balanced they can be described by means of a simple harmonic movement, in this case the angular velocity this age by

           W = 2π/T= √g/l

This speed rapidly decreases due to several factors:

- For large amplitudes the cenotes cannot be approximated to tea

.- There is a strong friction force that increases with the speed of the swing

_ There is a constant friction force provided by

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