Understanding the Coriolis Force: How to Calculate It

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Homework Statement
Find the perpendicular component of N in an inertial frame and in a non-inertial frame
Relevant Equations
newton equation for non inertial frames
I know that the perpendicular force is the Coriolis force, but I don't know how to get it

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