Thank you for the welcome, tiny-tim! I have been a follower for a while, but I only recently made an account, and this was my first post.
I know I tend to overanalyze stuff like this, and I kept trying to figure out a way to complete the problem without knowing the mass. I am using m as a...
Homework Statement
What is the normal force acting upon a person at the top of a ferris wheel that has a radius of 60 meters, and is traveling at a rate of 25 meters/second?
Homework Equations
Centripital acceleration = velocity²/radius
Centripetal Force = Gravity Force - Normal Force...