v A car turning on a flat surface a, tension v A car rounding a frictionless banked curve b. the horizontal component of the normal force v a ball attached to a string that is being spun in a horizontal circle c. the vertical component of the normal force v satellites moving in circular orbits d. the force of kinetic friction e. the gravitational force f. the force of static friction

v A car turning on a flat surface a, tension v A car rounding a frictionless banked curve b. the horizontal component of the normal force v a ball attached to a string that is being spun in a horizontal circle c. the vertical component of the normal force v satellites moving in circular orbits d. the force of kinetic friction e. the gravitational force f. the force of static friction

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