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please I need help with as soon as possible Physics 12 AS01G Practice Problems Name: Part A 01 Bugs drives a race car at 180

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Physics 12 AS01G Practice Problems Name: Part A 01 Bugs drives a race car at 180 km/h around a flat circular track of radius 90 m. Determine the centripetal acceleration of the car. 02 Daffy Duck drives a cycle with centripetal acceleration of 19.6 m/s\" around a flat circular curve of radius 0.245 km. Determine the speed of the motorcycle. 03 Porky Pig and Tweety Bird feels 1 g at the top of a circular roller coaster loop for a total centripetal acceleration of 2 g's. The coaster diameter is 14.7 m. How fast are they moving? 04 Elmer Fudd and Sylvester the Cat twirl a 50 cm long sling 120 times in 10 seconds. Determine the period and frequency of the sling. How fast is the rock on the edge of the sling moving? 05 Buster Bunny drives a 1.176 tonne car at 29.4 m/s around a flat, icy curved road of radius 320 m. A) Determine the coefficient of static friction. B) If the road was dry and ideally not covered in ice the coefficient would be 0.97 find the maximum safe speed for Buster Bunny. 06 Wile E. Coyote rides a daring horizontal circular loop roller coaster. To complete a loop he must enter at 72 km'h. A) If he feels 4g's at the top then his acceleration @ is 5g's. Find the radius of the loop. B) What speed would be needed on a clothoid loop? 07 Marvin the Martian stands on the outer wall of a space station with his head pointed towards the centre of the space station. His speed is 36 km/h. Determine the radius of the space station if he feels exactly 1.0 g. Part B 08 Road Runner flies a jet plane at 1434 km/h in a loop-de-loop of radius | km. Determine the normal force in terms of mg of the seat on the pilot at A) the top (upside-down), B) bottom (upside-right) and sides C) facing up and D) facing down of the loop. 09 Foghorn Leghorn has a mass of 60 kg and is standing on the planet Terra which has a mass of 5.98 x 10% kg and radius of 6370 km. Determine his weight on the surface of this mysterious planet. 10 Pep Le Pew has a weight of 220 lbs on the surface of the planet Earth. A) He visits the planet Monde-T with twice the mass, and triple the radius. Determine his new weight. B) Later he visits the planet Mundo-E which has 75% less radial length and one third the mass of the Earth. Determine his new weight. 11 Yosemite Sam has a weight of 784 N when standing by the ocean on the mysterious planet LooneyToon. He climbs to the top of a nearby mountain and has a weight of 783 N. Determine the altitude of the mountain in terms of the radius of the planet (example answer: h = 0.025 R or 2.5% of planet radius). You do not know the planet's mass or radius. Based on your answer what would the height be on the planet Earth which has a radius of 6380 km? 12 Speedy Gonzales orbits the Earth in a 10 tonne spacecraft with an orbital radius of 10 000 km. Determine the force of gravity acting on the space ship. 13 Tasmanian Devil orbits the Earth in geosynchronous orbit just like a cell phone or telecommunications satellite does. Determine the speed of his ship and the radius of his orbit. Part C 14 Babs Bunny drives a 1 200 kg car at 20 m/s around a frictionless banked curved road of unknown radius I km and angle 30 abowve the horizontal. A) Determine the radius of the curve. B) What speed would be safe for Babs if the road was flat with an ideal coefficient of friction of 0.977 15 The Warner Brothers and Sister Yakko, Wakko, and Dot drive a 250 kg bike around a banked curved road of radius 50.0 m, coetficient of friction 0.98 and angle 20.1" above the horizontal. Determine the tangential velocity of the bike if the force of friction keeps the bike from moving A) up the hill B) down the hill C) up the hill and there is a micro-singularity or mini-black-hole of mass 10" kg at the centre of the curve D) down the hill and there is a micro-singularity or mini-black-hole of mass 10" kg at the centre of the curve. 16 Roger Rabbit is standing in a subway car moving at 10 m/s. A 1.5 kg ball is suspended from the ceiling on a 1 m long string and the ball has a height of 2 m. An instant later the subway car then accelerates forward. A) Determine the angle of deflection if the subway accelerates at 1.96 m/s>. B) Determine the acceleration needed to deflect the ball 30. C) Ifthe ball is deflected from 2.00 m to a new height of 2.10 m determine the acceleration of the subway car. Also determine the magnitude of the fictitious force acting on the ball according to an observer on the subway car. To calculate the angle of deflection you may wish to use a diagram to show h =L Lcos where L is length of the string, h is the change in height and 8 is the angle of deflection (angle at the ceiling). 17 Jessica Rabbit has a mass of 50 kg and travels from the North Pole to the Equator. The Earth has a radius of 6 380 km and period of 24 hours. A) What is her apparent weight loss in Newtons and Pounds due to the centrifugal force? B) What would the apparent weight loss be for a Monty Python's vorpal rabbit of mass 5 kg at the equator (No need to start over use ratios and proportions)? C) Find the apparent weight loss for Monster Bugs Bunny of mass 100 kg at the equator (Once again just use ratio and proportions no need to start over)? D) Find the apparent weight loss for Jessica Rabbit at the equator of Planet 51 (radius 2 000 km, period of 3h:56min:32sec)?

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