Dynamics Question 11.81 500Kinematics of Particles11.80A car travels with a steady speed of v over a vertical curve whose radius ofcurvature is 100 m as shown. If the magnitude of acceleration of the car is not toexceed 0.5g, determine the maximum value of v permitted.11.81* Upon entering a curve of 200-m radius at a speed of 72 km/h, a motoristapplies his brakes to decrease his speed at a constant rate of 2 m/s. Determine themagnitude of the total acceleration of the car when its speed is 54 km/h.100 m11.82 A racing car travels along the curve ABC of radius 500 m as shown. Thespeed of the car is increased at a constant rate from 108 km/h at A to 144 km/h atC. Determine the magnitude of the total acceleration of the car when it passesthrough the point B.Fig. P11.80Fig. P11.87A pin P is confined11.88horizontal slot in the guide Cscrew with a constant downpin P when 660°.1 km250 m150 mABD.108 km / h144 km / h400 mm500 m8 kmFig. P11.88Fig. P11.82Fig. P11.8311.89booster rockets and is trA space shuttl11 02tile travels along the trajectory ABsurface ofsurements give r10

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11.80 A car travels with a steady speed of t over a vertical curve whose radius of curvature is 100 m as shown. If the magnitude of acceleration of the car is not to exceed 0.5g, determine the maximum value of e permitted.

11.80 A car travels with a steady speed of t over a vertical curve whose radius of curvature is 100 m as shown. If the magnitude of acceleration of the car is not to exceed 0.5g, determine the maximum value of e permitted.

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