A 30 kg girl boards teacup ride that has a radius of 30.0 m and makes...
A 30 kg girl boards teacup ride that has a radius of 30.0 m and makes one revolutions in 6.0 seconds.
a.) What is the centripetal acceleration experienced by the girl on the ride?
b.) What is the centripetal force acting on the girl?
c.) what is the girls weight?
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