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OpenStudy (askme12345):

Few m/c questions!

OpenStudy (askme12345):

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OpenStudy (michele_laino):

hint: at the top of the hill we have this situation: |dw:1451849416470:dw| themagnitude of the weight force \(F_G\) is: \(F_G=m \cdot g\) whereas the magnitude of the centrifugal force \(F_C\), is: \(F_C=m \cdot v^2/R\) so we can write the subsequent ratio: \[\Large \frac{{{F_G}}}{{{F_C}}} = \frac{{mg}}{{m\frac{{{v^2}}}{R}}} = \frac{{gR}}{{{v^2}}} = \frac{{9.8 \cdot 25}}{{{{14}^2}}} = ...?\]

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