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Derive the formula for centrifugal force in a Watt governor, relating height, radius, arm length, and angular velocity.

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Question 5.1
To determine the centrifugal force, we first need to find the angular velocity (ω\omega). For a Watt governor, the height hh of the cone formed by the arms is related to the radius of rotation rr and arm length LL by the Pythagorean theorem, and to the angular velocity by the governor's equilibrium condition.

Step 1: Calculate the height hh of the governor.
The radius of rotation rr, the arm length LL, and the height hh form a right-angled triangle, so h=L2−r2h = \sqrt{L^2 - r^2}.

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