A roller coaster is traveling upside down in a vertical loop of diameter 25m. What is...
A roller coaster is traveling upside down in a vertical loop of diameter 25m. What is its minimum speed if the riders are not about to fall out of their seats at the highest point in the loop?
*Please be careful with significant figures.
Homework Answers
For the roller coaster not to fall , the centripetal force at the highest point is equal to the weight or the body.
So( mv2)/r = mg thus v = √gr
v = √ 25×9.8 = 15.65 m/s.
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