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The basket in a front loading automatic clothes dryer rotates about a horizontal axis. The basket rotates so that the force exerted by the basket on clothes located at the basket's edge is zero at the top of the path. If the radius of the basket is 0.65 m, how fast must the basket turn to accomplish this ?

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