The moment of Inertia of the rotating parts of a motorcycle is 0.3 kg - m ^ 2 and that of its each road wheel is 1.8 kg - m ^ 2 The weight of the motorcycle together with the rider is 300 kg and its center of gravity is 65 cm above the ground level. Determine the angle of heel if the cycle is travelling at 50 kilometers per hour and taking a turn of 25 m radius, when the cycle is standing upright and the rider is sitting on it. The speed of the engine is six times the speed of the wheels and in the same sense. The wheel radius is 50 cm.

The moment of Inertia of the rotating parts of a motorcycle is 0.3 kg - m ^ 2 and that of its each road wheel is 1.8 kg - m ^ 2 The weight of the motorcycle together with the rider is 300 kg and its center of gravity is 65 cm above the ground level. Determine the angle of heel if the cycle is travelling at 50 kilometers per hour and taking a turn of 25 m radius, when the cycle is standing upright and the rider is sitting on it. The speed of the engine is six times the speed of the wheels and in the same sense. The wheel radius is 50 cm.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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