A 45 kg skater rounds a 4.5 m -radius turn at 6.6 m/s .What is the...

A 45 kg skater rounds a 4.5 m -radius turn at 6.6 m/s .What is the horizontal component of the force the ice exerts on her skate blades ? What is the vertical component of the force the ice exerts on her skate blades?At what angle can she lean without falling over?

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genius_generous answered 3 years ago

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