The 2-lbm mass m is released down a frictionless track from a height h. If the loop at the bottom has radius 12 inches, what is the minimum h from which the mass can be released so it will go around the loop?
Radius = 12 inch
= 0.3048 m
Velocity at lowest point = √5gr
= √ (5× 9.81 × 0.3048)
= 3.86 m/s
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