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A ball weighing 25.4 N is tied to a string fixed to the ceiling. The string makes a 33.2∘ angle with the ceiling. Initially, the ball is held in place by a force F→ that is perpendicular to the string. θ1 = 33.2∘ What is the radial acceleration of the ball immediately after the force F is removed? m/s2

A ball weighing 25.4 N is tied to a string fixed to the ceiling. The string makes a 33.2∘ angle with the ceiling. Initially, the ball is held in place by a force F→ that is perpendicular to the string. θ1 = 33.2∘ What is the radial acceleration of the ball immediately after the force F is removed? m/s2

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A ball weighing 25.4 N is tied to a string fixed to the ceiling. The string makes a 33.2 ∘ angle with the ceiling. Initially, the ball is held in place by a force F → that is perpendicular to the string. θ 1 = 33.2 ∘
What is the radial acceleration of the ball immediately after the force F is removed? ◻ m / s 2

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