Determine speed and centripetal force required to move

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Q. How much force is required to hold a 7.20 cm diameter hose delivering 470 L/min by a 0.73rm cm diameter nozzle?

Q. A 2.5 kg cart travels at around a 3m radius circle. it makes 5 revolutions in 40 seconds. Determine its speed and centripetal force required to move around the circle?

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