<prompt> Hlalosa hore na centripetal force ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what is the centripetal force. . Response in English: Centripetal force is the force that acts on an object moving in a circular path, directed towards the center of the circle. This force keeps the object moving along the circular path by constantly pulling it inwards, towards the center. The word centripetal comes from the Latin words centrum, meaning center, and petere, meaning to seek. Without this centripetal force, an object in motion would continue moving in a straight line due to inertia, as stated by Newtons first law of motion. Examples of centripetal force include the tension in a string attached to a ball swung in a circle or the gravitational force that keeps planets orbiting around a star. . Response in Sesotho: Centripetal force ke matla a sebetsang hodima ntho e tsamayang ka tsela e chitja, e lebisitsweng bohareng ba sedikadikwe. Matla ana a boloka ntho e tsamaea tseleng e chitja ka ho e hulela ka hare kamehla, ho ea bohareng. Lentsoe centripetal le tsoa mantsoeng a Selatine centrum, e bolelang setsi, le petere, e bolelang ho batla. Ntle le matla ana a bohareng, ntho e tsamaeang e ne e tla tsoela pele ho tsamaea ka tsela e otlolohileng ka lebaka la ho se sebetse, joalokaha ho boletsoe ke molao oa pele oa Newton oa motsamao. Mehlala ea matla a centripetal e kenyelletsa tsitsipano ea khoele e khomaretsoeng bolo e tsokoang ka selikalikoe kapa matla a khoheli a bolokang lipolanete li potoloha naleli. 