A pilot makes a series of loop-the-loops.

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Can you please help in the following question;

A pilot makes a series of loop-the-loops. At the bottom of one of the circular loops, the normal force on the pilot is ------------------. List all that apply in alphabetical order;
a) Of lesser magnitude than the force of gravity
b) Of equal magnitude to the force of gravity
c) Of greater magnitude than force of gravity
d) Impossible to tell the relative magnitude since the acceleration value is not explicitly stated
e) Directed upward
f) Directed downward
g) No-existent

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mali200 said:
Can you please help in the following question;

A pilot makes a series of loop-the-loops. At the bottom of one of the circular loops, the normal force on the pilot is ------------------. List all that apply in alphabetical order;
a) Of lesser magnitude than the force of gravity
b) Of equal magnitude to the force of gravity
c) Of greater magnitude than force of gravity
d) Impossible to tell the relative magnitude since the acceleration value is not explicitly stated
e) Directed upward
f) Directed downward
g) No-existent

Thanks
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