Lec 5 | 8.01 Physics I: Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999

Circular Motion - Centrifuges Moving - Reference Frames - Perceived Gravity

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[Ingemare1]

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[MohammedSalim2013]

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[LOL7877]

@vegapunkboy

Yeah I agree, I first encountered UCM in Grade 11 ( 4th yr HS here in the Philippines) haha.

[vegapunkboy]

@heavymetaldeath4life hmm...ur right...

[heavymetaldeath4life]

@vegapunkboy This was an introductory session. The lecturer wanted to make sure that the basics were covered, before going in complex problems.

[heavymetaldeath4life]

Water is so stupid...lol

[RubikCuber1]

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[VersieJimmybl438]

so schaut mich an bin ein frosch

[moah2012]

@bfich123 thx

[bfich123]

@moah2012 because the radius is ten centimeters.... the standard unit of measure for any length is in meters therefore 10 centimeters is equal to .1 meters.. try it now and you should get the right answer