In which of the following situations would you expect the magnitude of the force the seat of your car exerts upward onyou to be less than the magnitude of the force Earth exerts downward on you?When you are driving at a constant speed over the top of a circular hill.When you are driving up an incline at a constant speed.When you are driving down an incline at a constant speed.When you are driving at a constant speed through the bottom of a circular valley.

Normal force during the motion along an incline at a constant speed, N=mgcosθ The gravitational…

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