A ferries wheel with a radius of 20.0 m is carrying passengers. What is the support force on a passenger with mass of 60.0 kg that is at the bottom of the ferries wheel when the ferries wheel is rotating at 1 revolution/minute? Draw a free body diagram.

A ferries wheel with a radius of 20.0 m is carrying passengers. What is the support force on a passenger with mass of 60.0 kg that is at the bottom of the ferries wheel when the ferries wheel is rotating at 1 revolution/minute? Draw a free body diagram.

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A ferries wheel with a radius of 20.0 m is carrying passengers. What is the
support force on a passenger with mass of 60.0 kg that is at the bottom of the
ferries wheel when the ferries wheel is rotating at 1 revolution/minute?
Draw a free body diagram.

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