6. A motorcycle is going around a vertical loop counter clockwise as shown above. It is currently at the top of the loop. The radius to the center of mass is 3.00 m. Below is a series of free body diagrams that include weight and the normal force. Which of the free body diagrams shown below is correct when the motorcycle is at the top of the loop and travelling at exactly the critical speed? (A) (B) (C) (D) EVE E 140 169 14² 142

6. A motorcycle is going around a vertical loop counter clockwise as shown above. It is currently at the top of the loop. The radius to the center of mass is 3.00 m. Below is a series of free body diagrams that include weight and the normal force. Which of the free body diagrams shown below is correct when the motorcycle is at the top of the loop and travelling at exactly the critical speed? (A) (B) (C) (D) EVE E 140 169 14² 142

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