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A solid, small ball supported by rope rotates in a circle of radius $r$ . The ball follows circular motion with constant speed. Which of the following represents net force on ball?

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Solution

The correct option is B
Since ball is moving in a circle, it will experiences a centripetal acceleration towards centre.

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