iv) Assume that two identical cars of mass m drive along a highway. One car approaches a curve of radius 2R at speed v. The second car approaches a curve of radius 3R at a speed of 3v. How does the magnitude F₁ of the net force exerted on the first car compare to the magnitude F2 of the net force exerted on the second car? a. F1 = F₂/9 b. F1 = 3F₂/2 c. F1 = F₂ d. F1 = 9F2 e. F1 = 2F2/3

iv) Assume that two identical cars of mass m drive along a highway. One car approaches a curve of radius 2R at speed v. The second car approaches a curve of radius 3R at a speed of 3v. How does the magnitude F₁ of the net force exerted on the first car compare to the magnitude F2 of the net force exerted on the second car? a. F1 = F₂/9 b. F1 = 3F₂/2 c. F1 = F₂ d. F1 = 9F2 e. F1 = 2F2/3

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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