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G-force diagram on a roller coaster?
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[QUOTE="eri139, post: 6191161, member: 653556"] Ooh, okay. So the gravitational force wouldn't change with such a small difference in height? But I can't think of any other accelerations that would be acting on the roller coaster besides the mechanisms that are making it move forward. Unless that acceleration was divided up into the z and y components, which is what the meter is measuring? And the x is just in a totally different direction and there's no forces acting that way? Sorry, I'm just still a little bit confused by this. [/QUOTE]
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