7. CG8Q7Darrel Deval is flying his stunt plane in a horizontal circle at 83.5 m/s with some friends in the back seat. For his friends sake, hewishes to keep the centripetal acceleration at 3.5g or less (that is, the acceleration should be no more than 3.5 times theacceleration of gravity).a. What is the minimum radius turn that Darrel Deval can make?RadiusmNet Forceinfob. Calculate the net centripetal force exerted by the plane upon a 81.3-kg passenger when making such a turn.infoAttempts: 0/00NAttempts 0/00SubmitSubmitCebeeed iосnhưng tin

Centripetal acceleration a=v2/r where v=83.5 m/s r= ? Now a=3.5g=v2/r r=v2/3.5g…

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