Question 2 3 if you don’t mind Uniform Circular MotionName:Free-Body DiagramsPeriod:マDate:2019Direction: Analyze each example of Uniform Circular Motion. Draw arrows and Label all the forces acting onthe object. (VWeight, Normal, Tension, Friction, Applied) Write which force cause the Uniform Circular Motionand would be considered the centripetal force on the line provided under each example.1. A roller coaster car at the bottom of a loop.Friction is present.2. A roller coaster car at the top of a loop. Friction ispresent.FvNomFriclionNormal3. A stunt car driving over a circular hill. Friction ispresent.4. Car heading towards you and not flying up thebanked road.5. Amusement Park ride, Vomit Comet, is spinningand the rider is stuck to the side of the ride byfriction.6. A ball being whirled around a pole. Neglect airresistance.

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Direction: Analyze each example of Uniform Circular Motion. Draw arrows and Label all the for he object. (Weight, Normal, Tension, Friction, Applied) Write which force cause the Uniform C nd would be considered the centripetal force on the line provided under each example.

Direction: Analyze each example of Uniform Circular Motion. Draw arrows and Label all the for he object. (Weight, Normal, Tension, Friction, Applied) Write which force cause the Uniform C nd would be considered the centripetal force on the line provided under each example.

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A particle, body, object or certain mass while travelling in a rotational path or semicircular path, experiences an inertia force. If that inertia force pulls the towards the inward of the imaginary circle in the rotation, it is termed as centripetal force.

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Question 2 3 if you don’t mind

Uniform Circular Motion
Name:
Free-Body Diagrams
Period:
マ
Date:
2019
Direction: Analyze each example of Uniform Circular Motion. Draw arrows and Label all the forces acting on
the object. (VWeight, Normal, Tension, Friction, Applied) Write which force cause the Uniform Circular Motion
and would be considered the centripetal force on the line provided under each example.
1. A roller coaster car at the bottom of a loop.
Friction is present.
2. A roller coaster car at the top of a loop. Friction is
present.
Fv
Nom
Friclion
Normal
3. A stunt car driving over a circular hill. Friction is
present.
4. Car heading towards you and not flying up the
banked road.
5. Amusement Park ride, Vomit Comet, is spinning
and the rider is stuck to the side of the ride by
friction.
6. A ball being whirled around a pole. Neglect air
resistance.

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