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on a horizontal road. There is friction with coefficient of static frictions between the car's wheels and the oad. What is the maximum speed at which the car an take the turn without skidding off the road? R Top View. Gravity is into the paper. 00 8 Side View. The velocity is into the paper

on a horizontal road. There is friction with coefficient of static frictions between the car's wheels and the oad. What is the maximum speed at which the car an take the turn without skidding off the road? R Top View. Gravity is into the paper. 00 8 Side View. The velocity is into the paper

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A car of mass m is rounding a curve with radius R
on a horizontal road. There is friction with coefficient
of static frictions between the car's wheels and the
road. What is the maximum speed at which the car
can take the turn without skidding off the road?
R
Top View. Gravity
is into the paper.
√8
Side View. The
velocity is into the
paper

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