I'm glad im a boy

@@MoseyGamesYTus boys have problems too :/

Gross 🤢🤮

Yes! The banking means that a component of the normal force points toward the center of the turn, which means it contributes to the centripetal force. That calculation isn't as simple as the one shown here, but you can find it in most intro physics books, like this one: openstax.org/books/college-physics/pages/6-3-centripetal-force

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Nope; it's still centripetal! Centrifugal force is fictitious

@@brain.eating.amoeba technically gravity is fictitious by the same logic, since you are accelerating when on the ground and “stationary”. But you’re still correct.

So why aren't they called Centripetal Dryers?

So if it’s centripetal force, why are machines made to separate solids from liquids called “centrifuge”machines? …..because centrifugal force is VERY real!!!

@@brain.eating.amoeba Every reference frame is correct. One happens to be a rotating reference frame that absolutely includes centrifugal force

matlab works great

You my friend have much to learn 😂 Also yes Matlab works wonders!

It might be. I found a video that someone else shared, and thought it was a better illustration of the physics than the actual Gravitron ride, but that's the only carnival name for it that I've ever heard. I think this video was taken in Australia.

@@profbartz this appears to be a carbon copy of the 50’s and 60’s era rotor rides, if not one of them, put back into service!