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Maximum Speed for Circular Turns: Radius Doubling Question Explained
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Maximum Speed for Circular Turns: Radius Doubling Question Explained
Ok I think I got it. Since in this case, the centripetal force is equal to the frictional force between the tires and the pavement, I can say that Fcentripetal = Ffrictional and therefore (m*v2)/2R = μ*m*a. I can solve for v and get v = √(2R * μ * a). I can also disregard μ since the frictional...- micjk
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Maximum Speed for Circular Turns: Radius Doubling Question Explained
Homework Statement The maximum speed with which a car can take a circular turn of radius R is v. The maximum speed with which the same car, under the same conditions, can take a circular turn of radius 2R is A. 2v B. v√2 C. 4v D. 2v√2 Homework Equations v = (2πr)/T The Attempt at a Solution...- micjk
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