SPH4UIDynamics 2. A car rounds a very icy (i.e. frictionless) curve on the highway that is banked at an angle of 16°, while travelling at a speed of 100. km/h. What is the maximum radius of the curve? (Include an FBD.) 16"

SPH4UIDynamics 2. A car rounds a very icy (i.e. frictionless) curve on the highway that is banked at an angle of 16°, while travelling at a speed of 100. km/h. What is the maximum radius of the curve? (Include an FBD.) 16"

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