A fighter pilot, whose mass is 75 kg, completes a vertical loop of radius R=388m with a constant speed v=465 m/s. At the top of the loop, determine the ratio ofthe apparent weight of the pilot to his regular weight, .WA/W =? Express your answer in Sl units with zero decimal places. Take g-9.8 m/s.R ,

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A fighter pilot, whose mass is 75 kg, completes a vertical loop of radius R=388m with a constant speed v-465 m/s. At the top of the loop, determine theE the apparent weight of the pilot to his regular weight, .WA/W =? Express your answer in SI units with zero decimal places. Takeg-9.8 m/s. R

A fighter pilot, whose mass is 75 kg, completes a vertical loop of radius R=388m with a constant speed v-465 m/s. At the top of the loop, determine theE the apparent weight of the pilot to his regular weight, .WA/W =? Express your answer in SI units with zero decimal places. Takeg-9.8 m/s. R

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