Recent content by jam12345

Thanx guys for all your help, i wouldn't have gotten it without you :smile: :smile: :smile:

I've tried using gravity plus 10% as the dv/dt and I've also tried using .98 as the dv/dt but nothing works out.

yes I drew a force diagram and also have tried using the equation dv/dt = v^2/r ...but I'm not getting the correct answer, which I found out was 556 m.

I have a homework problem that I'm having absolute difficulty with. The problem reads, A train is running smoothly along a curved track at the rate of 50 m/s. A passenger standing on a set of scales observes that his weight is 10% greater than when the train is at rest. The track is banked so...