Let the disturbing mass be 100 kg and the radius of rotation be 10 cm and the rotation speed be 50 rad/s, then calculate the centrifugal force in kN.

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Let the disturbing mass be 100 kg and the radius of rotation be 10 cm and the rotation speed be 50 rad/s, then calculate the centrifugal force in kN.

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Fred · Answer 1 · 2022-10-14T21:56:55+0000

Correct option is (b) 25

To explain I would say: Centrifugal force is given by the equation

Fc = mω^2r

using the given data

Fc = 25000 N.

Let the disturbing mass be 100 kg and the radius of rotation be 10 cm and the rotation speed be 50 rad/s, then calculate the centrifugal force in kN.

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