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Physics, 27.01.2021 03:40 adrianVocke5685

A 76-kg pilot at an air show performs a loop de loop with his plane. At the bottom of the 52-m radius loop,
the plane is moving at 48 m/s. Determine the
centripetal acceleration acting upon the pilot.

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