Problem 3 Aroller coaster-cart starting from rest begins at point A and rolls down the (frictionless) ramp. How fast is it going at point C? What is the minimum radius of the curve at point C required to make sure the cart doesn't fly off the track at that point? 100. m friction Less B A 38 m E 20. m

Problem 3 Aroller coaster-cart starting from rest begins at point A and rolls down the (frictionless) ramp. How fast is it going at point C? What is the minimum radius of the curve at point C required to make sure the cart doesn't fly off the track at that point? 100. m friction Less B A 38 m E 20. m

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