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The flyballs of a Watt governor have a mass of 2 kg each and radius of rotation of 0.15 m. The arms' length is 0.25 m. Ignoring friction, determine the centrifugal force of each flyball.
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5.1 The flyballs of a Watt governor have a mass of 2 kg each and radius of rotation of 0,15 m. The arms' length is 0,25 m. Ignoring friction, determine the centrifugal force of each flyball.
Step 1: Determine the angle of the arms with the vertical.
The radius of rotation is related to the arm length and the angle by .
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