Daniel B. answered 12/08/22
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
Let
m = 76 kg be the mass of the pilot,
r = 52 m be the radius of the loop,
v = 48 m/s be the plane's speed,
g = 9.81 m/s² be gravitational acceleration.
There are three forces action on the pilot.
1) Downward force of gravity of magnitude
mg
2) Reaction to the force of gravity by the seat acting upward, also of magnitude
mg
3) Centrital force provided by the seat directed towards the center of the loop of magnitude
mv²/r
The net force is the vector sum of all three.
The first two cancel each other.
So the net force is equal the centripetal force
mv²/r = 76×48²/52 = 3367 N