Theoretically where on a rollercoaster should you feel the heaviest? Use the concept of inertia.
Where do you actually feel the heaviest?
Theoretically where on a rollercoaster shoudl you feel the lightest? Use inertia
Where do you actually feel the lighest?
Heaviest: at the bottom of a trough just before an upward
turn
Lightest: going over a crest just before heading down.
we feel heaviest at the bottom because both weight and centrifugal force acts down
we feel lightest at the top becvause only weight acts down centripetal force is exactly oppposite
On a rollercoaster, your body is in motion with the cart. It is intented to move with the cart.
But any sudden change in the motion of the cart makes your body inertia come into play and makes you feel heavier or lighter depending on.
1. Heavier: When Suddenly the rollercoaster starts moving upwards. Your body insnt prepared to go up suddenly. So you feel the heaviest at the bottom of a ride up track.
2. Lightest. When you experience a free fall or sorts. The cart moves along the track and your body freely falls slowly coming into motion with the cart. So you feel the lightest
you will feel lightest on the point where you will be having low
reaction from the ground so on roller coaster at the top point the
centrifugal force is radially outside hence your net reaction from
ground is (mg-centifugal force) so you feel light on top
but at the bottom you will feel heavy because this time centrifugal
force will add up to your weight reaction from ground
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