The maximum tension which an inextensible ring of mass $0.1\, kg/m$ can bear is $10\,N$. The maximum velocity in $m/s$ with which it can be rotated is ........ $m/s.$
The maximum tension which an inextensible ring of mass $0.1\, kg/m$ can bear is $10\,N$. The maximum velocity in $m/s$ with which it can be rotated is ........ $m/s.$
- A
$10$
- B
$\sqrt {10}$
- C
$20$
- D
$15$
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