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Why is the operator of the American Eagle roller coaster not concerned about the mass of the passengers?
The operator of the American Eagle roller coaster not concerned about the mass of the passengers because he just don't give a rats @$$. In reality he should care. What if 30 700 pound fat @$$e$ decide to ride the coaster? (Not that the lift chain will be able to lift 30 700 pound Richard Simons rejects)
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What do you think happened to the energy lost during the coaster ride?
The energy lost during a coaster ride is usually converted into other forms, such as heat, sound, or friction. Some coasters may have regenerative braking systems that convert lost energy back into electrical energy for reuse. Overall, the energy lost during a coaster ride is typically dissipated into the environment in various ways.
How is energy transferred from potential to kinetic on a roller coaster?
Energy is transferred from potential to kinetic on a roller coaster as the coaster descends from a higher elevation to a lower elevation. As the coaster moves downwards, gravitational potential energy is converted into kinetic energy. This energy transfer allows the coaster to gain speed and momentum.
What part of a roller coaster reaches the highest speed?
The part of a roller coaster that reaches the highest speed is typically the point where the coaster is at its lowest point, known as the bottom of a drop.
Is the back of the roller coaster faster than the front?
No, the back of a roller coaster is not faster than the front.
Is the front or back of a roller coaster faster?
The front of a roller coaster is usually faster than the back.
A roller coaster makes 23 trips each day It carries 119 passengers on each trip What is the total of passengers the roller coaster carries each day?
The answer is 23x119. 23x119 is 2737. Therefore, the roller coaster carries 2737 passengers per day.
When was American Thunder - roller coaster - created?
American Thunder - roller coaster - was created in 2008.
What does zooming down a roller coaster mean?
Zooming in this context refers to the speed at which a roller coaster carries passengers on its downward slopes and downward turns.
Who makes roller coaster brake runs?
The operator stops it so you can get off of the ride
Who is the father of the American roller coaster?
anne frank
What are some of the scariest fairground rides?
Some of the scariest fairground rides are roller-coaster rides and other rides that drop passengers a distance at high speeds. The longest roller coaster is called the Steel Dragon and is 8133 feet in length.
Where has the first American roller coaster been invented what year has it?
in japan in 1910
The first American roller coaster was built when?
LaMarcus Adna Thompson opened the first roller coaster at Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York in 1884.
Where was the first American roller coaster invented?
Youngstown, Ohio. At Idora Park. Not sure of the year.
Will your contact lenses fall out on a roller coaster?
Why would they? Mine have never just fallen out unless I stare at something for about 2 minutes. I have ridden a rollar coaster with mine in, and they stayed in. If you are very concerned about this, you might want to just ask your eye doctor next time you go in to buy more contact lenses.
A car takes passengers from the ground to the top of a roller coaster that is 48 feet high. It covers a ground distance of 65 feet.What is the angle of elevation Round to the nearest degree?
36
Where has the first American roller coaster was and what year was it created?
i'm not supposed to know what the answers are, that's why i came to YOU!
