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Understanding Centrifugal force - Part 2 - Physics

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Published on Nov 15, 2012

This is the second part of a physics video for Grade 8-9th students which talks about Centrifugal Force with a demonstration and the frame of reference in which this force comes into action. This force is also called Pseudo force and acts opposite to the centripetal force.
Watch Understanding Centrifugal force - Part 1 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LDxOS...

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  • Antony Ademefun

    Centrifugal force is real it happens on the ride rotor.

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  • andy4tek

    I can't understand at all. What causes the existance of this force? What if the rotating platform did not have a rim, then where would the wooden block move? Tangential to the circle radius, or radially outwards? Or maybe a vector composition of the two.

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    valla344

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  • williamad

    centrifugal force is a myth. it doesn't exist

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    Rez.

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  • Ashutosh Thakur

    good concept

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  • jfo27

    It means. I agree

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    What?

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    Word

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