Experiment description
In this experiment, a stone tied to a string is rotated in a circular path at constant speed while maintaining a fixed distance from the center. An inward force called centripetal force keeps the stone moving in the circle. If the string breaks, the stone moves in a straight line tangential to the path, showing the basic concept of circular motion.
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