Why water does not fall from a bucket of water when it is rotated in a circular path ?
Question asked by: sabeeka
Asked on: 03 Jul 2009
Water does not fall from a bucket due to the forces that act on it; basically the force of gravity and the force from it being spun keeps it pushed down into the bucket.
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Replied at: 05 Jul 2009
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