Observe the following figure, where a car of mass m moves along the path shown (following the path ofA >B>C) with a constant speed:ARВRBased on the previous figure, at which point (s) is the normal force acting on the vehicle greater inmagnitude?a) At point Cb) At point Bc) At point Ad) At all points the vehicle will experience the same magnitude of normal force.

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Observe the following figure, where a car of mass m moves along the path shown (following the path of A >B>C) with a constant speed: A R В R Based on the previous figure, at which point (s) is the normal force acting on the vehicle greater in magnitude? a) At point C b) At point B c) At point A