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a car of mass m is traveling around a banked track.
if F is the friction force up the track and x is the angle of the track
I say
F= mg sin(x)- mv^2/r cos(x)
N = mg cos(x) + mv^2/r sin(x)
but both my books say
F= mg sin(x)- mv^2/r cos(x)
N = mg cos(x) - mv^2/r sin(x)
if F is the friction force up the track and x is the angle of the track
I say
F= mg sin(x)- mv^2/r cos(x)
N = mg cos(x) + mv^2/r sin(x)
but both my books say
F= mg sin(x)- mv^2/r cos(x)
N = mg cos(x) - mv^2/r sin(x)
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