Physics, 14.01.2021 16:10 girlchamp654

B. Find the centripetal force needed to keep an 60.0 kg rider traveling in a circle in the ride. Given:
m =
v = (from part a)
r=
Unknown:
F=?
Equation:
F= m (v^2) / r

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