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There a glider of 10 with a circular shape shown below with of IS a radius A starts sliding the top of the slider at point A. His speed at between the and the slider surface. Determine Ca) the boy's speed at the with a mass 2okg m. down from hoa the re is point A is zero, Assume no friction bottom of the glider at point B, and (b) the value of the force hat the boY exerts on the slider at point B. r=10m B

There a glider of 10 with a circular shape shown below with of IS a radius A starts sliding the top of the slider at point A. His speed at between the and the slider surface. Determine Ca) the boy's speed at the with a mass 2okg m. down from hoa the re is point A is zero, Assume no friction bottom of the glider at point B, and (b) the value of the force hat the boY exerts on the slider at point B. r=10m B

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ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section6.2: Circular Motion

Problem 14PP

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