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A roller coaster car is cresting a hill at 10 m/s . if the hill has a 30 m radius, what force will the 70 kg rider feel from the seat of the coaster? (the seat force is the normal force)
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A roller coaster car is cresting a hill at 10 m/s . if the hill has a 30 m radius, what force will the 70 kg rider feel from the seat of the coaster? (the seat force is the normal force)

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A 53.5-kg rider on a roller coaster car is moving 10.3 m/s at the top of a loop which has a radius of curvature of 7.29 m.

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