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JuliaH JuliaH
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Need some help! When graphing in physics, how do I find the slope with units and equations of the line based on a linearized graph? I'm very confused. I'm graphing velocity vs. mass but in order to linearize it, it is 1/velocity^2 vs. mass. The equation for centripetal force is f = m x v^2 / r.
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