A ihh B QUESTION 3 Please refer to the diagram for questions In the provided diagram, position B is at the top of a hill of radius 31.4 m.An amusement park guest of mass 47.3 kg travels over B at 13.1 m/s. While at position B, the guest experiences two vertical forces: gravity [down] and one additional vertical force. Calculate the value of this other force. Where does this force come from?

A ihh B QUESTION 3 Please refer to the diagram for questions In the provided diagram, position B is at the top of a hill of radius 31.4 m.An amusement park guest of mass 47.3 kg travels over B at 13.1 m/s. While at position B, the guest experiences two vertical forces: gravity [down] and one additional vertical force. Calculate the value of this other force. Where does this force come from?

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