Review Example 5, which deals with the bobsled in Figure 5.5. Also review Conceptual Example 4. The mass of the sled and its two riders in Figure 5.5 is 312 kg. Find the magnitude of the centripetal force that acts on the sled during the turn with a radius of (a) 33.0 m and (b) 24.0 m. Qu Nur Blar Qu Nur 34 m/s Blan Qu Num Blan Que Num Blani Vie Que Num Blank Que Nume Blank (a) Number Quel r= 33 m -24 m Figure 5.5 Units

Review Example 5, which deals with the bobsled in Figure 5.5. Also review Conceptual Example 4. The mass of the sled and its two riders in Figure 5.5 is 312 kg. Find the magnitude of the centripetal force that acts on the sled during the turn with a radius of (a) 33.0 m and (b) 24.0 m. Qu Nur Blar Qu Nur 34 m/s Blan Qu Num Blan Que Num Blani Vie Que Num Blank Que Nume Blank (a) Number Quel r= 33 m -24 m Figure 5.5 Units

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Review Example 5, which deals with the bobsled in Figure 5.5. Also review Conceptual Example 4. The
mass of the sled and its two riders in Figure 5.5 is 312 kg. Find the magnitude of the centripetal force that
acts on the sled during the turn with a radius of (a) 33.0 m and (b) 24.0 m.
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