9. If you increase the velocity of an object moving in a circle, does it require more centripetal force or less?

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9. If you increase the velocity of an object moving in a circle, does it require more centripetal

force or less?

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Yes, more centripetal force is required to to sustain an object in circular motion that is moving at a greater velocity.

Paul King answered Dec 17, 2023

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Force:

Fₙ = m*V² / R

m - const

R - const

V ↑

Fₙ ↑

Stu Sztukowski answered Dec 22, 2023

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