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Below are a number of situations involving circular motion. In each case, identify the source of the force needed to keep the objects in question moving in their circular paths.
Kinds of forces
Normal/friction /gravity(weight) or tension one of
these 4 is the answer
To (QUESTION D) it's not friction force
QUESTION D

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Fricabion'
d you in a car as you go over the top of a sharp bump:
Fricabion
e) you in your seat on a roller coaster going through the bottom of a d
nov mal force
f) a child being swung around in a horizontal circle by a well-meaning
Tension
g) you in a car going around a horizontal corner:"
Centripetal Force
H) you in the "Round-Up", a carnival ride where you stand inside a spi
side:
Centrifagal Fovce
i) Mud sticking in the tread of a spinning automobile tire:
Frication
you turning on roller skates or roller blades:
Centripebal Foree
k) water in a bucket being swung in a vertical circle:
Tension
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