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Hi, I am a student in grade 12 physics and I am a little bit confused on when a system will be equal to 0
For example, Fnet=fy.
I know that a system that is not accelerating will = 0 following Newtons second law of motion, however, iv found that using other equations such as centripetal acceleration:Ac= (4π^2 r)/T^2 seems to give me a hard time. Can anyone explain to me exactly when a system is = 0 or not?
For example, Fnet=fy.
I know that a system that is not accelerating will = 0 following Newtons second law of motion, however, iv found that using other equations such as centripetal acceleration:Ac= (4π^2 r)/T^2 seems to give me a hard time. Can anyone explain to me exactly when a system is = 0 or not?
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