Let the speed be v
At the top of hill
mg-N=mv^2/r
mg=mv^2/r
At bottom
N-mg=mv^2/r
N=2mg
N=2*93*9.8=1822.8 N
Chapter 06, Problem 049 In the figure, a car is driven at constant speed over a...
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