Friction- related to banking of road

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Homework Statement



a turn of radius 20m is banked for vehicles going at a speed of 10 m/s ( considering no friction). If the friction co-efficient between road and tyre is 0.3, then the minimum speed of the vehicle is 5x/(11.5)^1/2.


Homework Equations



in case of banking and no friction

tan A= v^2/rg

in case of banking and friction both,

v=[rg(u + tan A)/(1 - u tanA)]^1/2



The Attempt at a Solution





well,
i did not actually understand what the first statement means because if there is friction, then how can one avoid it?
 
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paulrishav93 said:
a turn of radius 20m is banked for vehicles going at a speed of 10 m/s ( considering no friction).
This means that the banking angle of the road is just right so that a vehicle moving at 10 m/s requires no friction to make the turn. (Figure out the angle.)