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Topic: Newton’s Second Law of Motion

.A car is entering a curve of radius 190m with a velocity of
165kph. Determine the angle of banking of the track to prevent the
1435kg car from sliding down the track. The coefficient of friction
between the tires and the track is 0.30.

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