A 70.0 kg pilot is pulling out of a dive which follows a part of a vertical circular path of radius, R. If the airplane is traveling 150 m/s at the bottom of this path and experiences an apparent weight of 3310. N, find the radius of the circular path.

A 70.0 kg pilot is pulling out of a dive which follows a part of a vertical circular path of radius, R. If the airplane is traveling 150 m/s at the bottom of this path and experiences an apparent weight of 3310. N, find the radius of the circular path.

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A 70.0 kg pilot is pulling out of a dive which
follows a part of a vertical circular path of
radius, R. If the airplane is traveling 150 m/s
at the bottom of this path and experiences an
apparent weight of 3310. N, find the radius of
the circular path.

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