ilc Messages 3 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Sep 29, 2012 #1 The attachment shows my approach to this problem, however, the answer is incorrect. can anyone explain to me how i should be thinking of this problem? Attachments Capture.JPG 38.8 KB · Views: 541
The attachment shows my approach to this problem, however, the answer is incorrect. can anyone explain to me how i should be thinking of this problem?
SammyS Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 11,986 Reaction score 1,584 Sep 30, 2012 #2 ilc said: The attachment shows my approach to this problem, however, the answer is incorrect. can anyone explain to me how i should be thinking of this problem? Hello ilc. Welcome to PF! Draw a free body diagram for the roller-coaster car. There are two forces acting in the car. You only accounted for one of them.
ilc said: The attachment shows my approach to this problem, however, the answer is incorrect. can anyone explain to me how i should be thinking of this problem? Hello ilc. Welcome to PF! Draw a free body diagram for the roller-coaster car. There are two forces acting in the car. You only accounted for one of them.
