5. A truck, of mass M, that's carrying a load of mass m, is driving withconstant speed v over a circular path.Mm (a) The coefficient of static friction between the truck tires and the roadis μs,1. What is the minimum radius of the circular path for whichthe truck can safely turn?(b) What force is keeping the load on the truck? Using the orientationof the provided zoomed-in birdseye-view of the truck/load, draw thedirection of this force. Hint: what kind of motion is the load under-going?(c) The coefficient of static friction between the load and the truck iss,2. Suppose now that as the radius of the circular path shrinks,the truck spins out prior to the load slipping. At least how muchlarger must μs,2 be compared to us,1?

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5. A truck, of mass M, that's carrying a load of mass m, is driving with constant speed v over a circular path. M V m