Physics, 14.06.2021 17:50 maddielarman6483
In the sport of hammer throwing, athletes rotate a ball connected to a string around their body before throwing it away. The hammer has a mass of 8.1 kg and the rope that the athlete holds has a length of 135 cm. If the maximum force that the thrower can exert on the rope is 2950 N,
a) What will be the velocity of the hammer at release?
b) What is the period of the thrower's rotation if it is assumed that the thrower rotates the hammer in a perfectly horizontal circle?
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