Questions 16-17: A person of mass 85 kg rides the amusement park ride shown below. They travel in a circle clockwise along the path ABCD with radius 25 m. At location C, their speed is a minimum and is equal to 2 m/s. They continually speed up as they travel from C to D to A, where their speed is a max- imum and equal to 31.3 m/s. After point A, they continually slow down as they travel from A to B to C. B C VC 16. At location A, what is the magnitude of the force by the seat on the person? (a) 2.5 × 103 N (b) 833 N (c) 4.16 x 103 N (d) 733 N (e) 3.33 x 103 N

Questions 16-17: A person of mass 85 kg rides the amusement park ride shown below. They travel in a circle clockwise along the path ABCD with radius 25 m. At location C, their speed is a minimum and is equal to 2 m/s. They continually speed up as they travel from C to D to A, where their speed is a max- imum and equal to 31.3 m/s. After point A, they continually slow down as they travel from A to B to C. B C VC 16. At location A, what is the magnitude of the force by the seat on the person? (a) 2.5 × 103 N (b) 833 N (c) 4.16 x 103 N (d) 733 N (e) 3.33 x 103 N

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And The Law Of Gravity

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