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Physics, 30.10.2019 00:31 leslylinares454

When a fighter pilot makes a very quick turn, he experiences a centripetal acceleration. when this acceleration is greater than about 5.5 × g the pilot will usually lose consciousness ("black out"). consider a pilot flying at a speed of 890 m/s who wants to make a very sharp turn. what is the minimum radius of curvature that he can take without blacking out?

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