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Description: An Air Force Thunderbird pilot enters a loopof radius 8 x 10² meters traveling at a speedof 430 knots. How many "g's" does the pilotexperience?1 knot = .5144 m/sGive your answer in unitless "g's" to thecorrect number of significant figures.

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An Air Force Thunderbird pilot enters a loop of radius 8 x 10² meters traveling at a speed of 430 knots. How many "g's" does the pilot experience? 1 knot = .5144 m/s

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