Posted by Dave on Friday, February 8, 2013 at 5:03pm.
Dave your dealing with Circular motion so you would use this circular motion formula;Ac=Vc2/r
1. In your problem your trying to find the radius.
2. The Ac is already given, but since the problem asks for it not to exceed 6.15 times the free-fall acceleration. You must times them.
Ac=6.15*9.81
Ac=~60.3315m/s.
3. Next, you plug in your airplane speed (104m/s.) and square that.
4. Your final step is to divide 104(squared) by 6.15*9.81.
Giving you the answer of ~179.276m.
Good Luck! With the rest of your Physics!
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