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Phys Static Friction Ramp Problem
Since it is downward at an angle of 20 ∘ "below the horizontal" shouldn't my angle be 70 degrees when I draw my triangle? The angle at the bottom of the hill would be 20 I thought. Can you tell me if my net force equation is correct?- PhysicsDerp
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Phys Static Friction Ramp Problem
Homework Statement The problem reads : You are riding your motorcycle one day down a wet street that slopes downward at an angle of 20 ∘ below the horizontal. As you start to ride down the hill, you notice a construction crew has dug a deep hole in the street at the bottom of the hill. A...- PhysicsDerp
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- Friction Ramp Static Static friction
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What Minimum Coefficient of Static Friction Prevents Skidding on a Banked Curve?
Homework Statement A curve with a 140m radius on a level road is banked at the correct angle for a speed of 20 m/s. If an automobile rounds this curve at 30 m/s, what is the minimum coefficient of static friction between tires and road needed to prevent skidding? Homework Equations F_fr =...- PhysicsDerp
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- Banked curve Curve
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