7. A student is rotating an object on a rope that is 4.5m long. If we increase the length of the rope so that the student rotates in uniform circular motion with the mass
rotating 9.0 m away from the center of the rotation (2x farther), what will be the
effect on the tangential velocity for the athlete if we keep the time for 1 revolution
the same?
It will be 16 times greater
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It will be 2 times greater
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It will be 4 times greater
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It will be the same
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The tangential velocity is proportional to the length of the rope hence when the length of the rope is doubled, the tangential velocity becomes two times greater.

We know that the tangential velocity of an object moving along a circular path depends on its radius and it's angular velocity.

In this case, we have been told that the motion of the object is uniform meaning that the angular velocity is held constant and the length of the rope which is the radius was doubled.

Since the tangential velocity is directly proportional to the length of the rope, the tangential velocity will be two times greater when the length of the rope is doubled.

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