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What is your apparent weight as you drive over the top of this hill, in terms of the
given information.
Given information:
• R (radius of curvature of the road)
m (mass of the driver)
M. (mass of the car)
Car is traveling at constant speed
Car is traveling at 3/4 the maximum
speed possible without losing
R
contact with the road
g (acceleration of gravity)
• Car is a Tesla, it is white in color

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