A car is traveling around a circular portion of road banked at an incline of 35 degrees to the horizonal. If the radius ofthe turn is 100 m and the coefficient of static friction is 0.60A) What is the minimum speed the car can take the turn without losing traction?B) At what speed would the static friction be zero?

A car is traveling around a circular portion of road banked at an incline of 35 degrees to the horizonal. If the radius ofthe turn is 100 m and the coefficient of static friction is 0.60A) What is the minimum speed the car can take the turn without losing traction?B) At what speed would the static friction be zero?

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A car is traveling around a circular portion of road banked at an incline of 35 degrees to the horizonal. If the radius of
the turn is 100 m and the coefficient of static friction is 0.60
A) What is the minimum speed the car can take the turn without losing traction?
B) At what speed would the static friction be zero?

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