The two identical pucks in Figure P6.63 rotate together on a frictionless, horizontal table. They are tied
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The two identical pucks in Figure P6.63 rotate together on a frictionless, horizontal table. They are tied together by strings 1 and 2 , each of length \(l\). If they rotate together at a frequency \(f\), what are the tensions in the two strings?
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