A child is swinging a 0.31 kg toy airplane in the clockwise direction around her head in uniform circular motion. Part 3: If the mass was doubled, what would happen to the amount of force needed to keep it in uniform circular motion with the same velocity? Justify your answer.

Define the type of sequence below. 7, 14, 28, 56, 112, a. neither arithmetic nor geometric b. arithmetic c. both arithmetic and geometric d. geometric

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