Question #237483
A skilled jet fighter flies a stunt plane in a vertical circle of 1200 ft
radius at constant speed of 140 mi/h1. Calculate the jet fighter’s
acceleration at
(i) the highest point
(ii) the lowest point
1
Expert's answer
2021-09-15T11:38:13-0400

(i) At the highest point:


a=gv2r=3220521200=3 ft/s2 (acts upward).a=g-\frac{v^2}r=32-\frac{205^2}{1200}=-3\text{ ft/s}^2\text{ (acts upward)}.

(ii) At the lowest point


a=gv2r=32+20521200=67 ft/s2 (downward).a=g-\frac{v^2}r=32+\frac{205^2}{1200}=67\text{ ft/s}^2\text{ (downward)}.


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