Posted by Jackie on Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 4:39pm.
I cannot find the web site of your figure, but thanks for showing you work.
Let the cable force be T.
T cos30 = M g
T = 634.8 N
T sin30 = M V^2/R = T/2
R is the orbit radius, which is probably
R = Ro + Lsin30 = 3.72 m
(Without the figure, that is an educated guess)
Solve for V
Thank you so much, you guessed right without the figure. I really appreciate the help!
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