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25-10-2022
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12) You will now repeat the procedure (steps 4 through 11) using 100 grams (two 50 g masses) hanging from
the loop. Before you repeat the procedure, make a prediction on how fast the stopper must rotate in order to
keep the 100 g masses from rising or falling.
My predicted speed is:

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