d) At what rate does the cylinder spin 2 (8.51). In the amusement park ride shown here, the passengers are against the wall of a cylinder that rotates vertically. The diameter of the cylinder is 16 m. The cylinder rotates once every 4.5 sec. a) Draw a force diagram for a 55-kg passenger at the top of the ride. Show the weight and normal force vectors. b) What is the normal force? How many "g's" will the passenger feel? c) Draw a force diagram for a 55-kg passenger at the bottom of the ride. Show the weight and normal Force vectors. What is the normal force? How many "g's" will the passenger feel? ation

d) At what rate does the cylinder spin 2 (8.51). In the amusement park ride shown here, the passengers are against the wall of a cylinder that rotates vertically. The diameter of the cylinder is 16 m. The cylinder rotates once every 4.5 sec. a) Draw a force diagram for a 55-kg passenger at the top of the ride. Show the weight and normal force vectors. b) What is the normal force? How many "g's" will the passenger feel? c) Draw a force diagram for a 55-kg passenger at the bottom of the ride. Show the weight and normal Force vectors. What is the normal force? How many "g's" will the passenger feel? ation

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