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consider a runner in lane 1 with a speed v1 and a runner in lane 4 with a speed v4, where the ratio of the speeds v4/v1 is 2. the radius of lane 4 is b times the radius of lane 1, and both runners have the same mass. which of the following claims is correct about the net forces f1 and f4 exerted on the runners in lanes 1 and 4, respectively?
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