Vertical motion and tension/centripetal force
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Vertical motion and tension/centripetal force

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If a rock is tied to a string and swung vertically, why is the tension greater when the rock is at the bottom? Would the centripetal force be greater at this point?

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when the rock is at the bottom

T = mg + mv^2/r

as compare with the rock is at the top

T + mg = mv^2 /r

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