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Consider the setup is of a Ferris wheel in an amusement part. The wheel is turning in acounterclockwise manner Contrary i.e. parralel to the x- axis Determine the orienation of the normal to seat as it passes point A

A

parallel to the x- axis

B

in the first/third quadrants

C

parallel to the y- axis

D

in the second/fourth quadrants

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`F` is contrifogal force Net force is along AB so seat will so aligned along AB
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