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    The document provides solutions to a physics problem involving the curvilinear motion of a car carrying a man on a loop-the-loop track. It first calculates the minimum height (16.70 m) needed for the car to clear the gap. It then finds the normal force on the car at point B to be 850 N. Finally, it determines the maximum force exerted on the man by his seat is 4925 N.

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    The document provides solutions to a physics problem involving the curvilinear motion of a car carrying a man on a loop-the-loop track. It first calculates the minimum height (16.70 m) needed for the car to clear the gap. It then finds the normal force on the car at point B to be 850 N. Finally, it determines the maximum force exerted on the man by his seat is 4925 N.

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    The document provides solutions to a physics problem involving the curvilinear motion of a car carrying a man on a loop-the-loop track. It first calculates the minimum height (16.70 m) needed for the car to clear the gap. It then finds the normal force on the car at point B to be 850 N. Finally, it determines the maximum force exerted on the man by his seat is 4925 N.

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    ROSALES, Hannah Nicole J.

    BSCE-2A

    Work-Energy Applied to Curvilinear Translation

    A car starting from the rest at A is to attempt the frictionless loop-the-loop shown. The car
    weighs 750N and carries a 750-N man.
    A. Determine the height h in order for the car to just clear the gap.
    B. What will be the normal pressure of the track against the car at B?
    C. What is the maximum force exerted by the man against his seat during the entire trip?

    Solution:
    A) Height in order for the car to just clear the gap

    V 2=V 2o+ 2 gH

    V 2=0+ 2 g( h−1.5)

    V 2=2 g(h−1.5)

    V 2 sin 45
    R=
    g

    V 2 sin 45
    21.5=
    9.81

    V 2=298.3
    298.3=2 ( 9.81 ) ( h−1.5 )
    h=16.70 manswer
    B) Normal pressure of the track against the car at B

    V 2B =V 2o +2 g(h−12)

    V 2B =9.4 g
    Σ F v =0

    W V 2B
    W + N B=
    gr

    W V 2B
    NB= −W
    gr
    1500(9.4 g)
    NB= −1500
    g (6)
    N B =850 answer

    C) Maximum force exerted by the man


    against his seat during the entire trip

    V 2C =V 2o+ 2 g h

    V 2C =0+2 g (16.70)

    V 2C =33.4 g
    Σ F v =0

    W V C2
    R=W +
    gr
    750( 33.4 g)
    R=750+
    g( 6)
    R=4925 N answer

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