Problems (6) and (7). Please be detailed with your answers.
6) when centripetal acceleration is equal to acceleration due to gravity the apparent weight of the passengers becomes zero.
a_rad = g
v^2/r = g
v^2 = g*r
v = sqrt(g*r)
= sqrt(9.8*30)
= 17.1 m/s <<<<<<<<------------------------Answer
7) radius of the track, r = d/2 = 500/2 = 250 m
tangetnial acceleration, a = 1.50 m/s^2
let v is the speed of the car when the car's centripetal acceleration is equal to tangential acceleration.
a_centripetal = v^2/r
v^2 = a_centripetal*r
v = sqrt(a_centripetal*r)
= sqrt(1.5*250)
= 19.36 m/s
initial velocity, u = 0
let t is the time taken.
now use, t = (v - u)/a
= (19.36 - 0)/1.5
= 12.9 s <<<<<<<<<<----------------------Answer
Problems (6) and (7). Please be detailed with your answers. 6. The apparent weight of passengers...
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