Speed & Velocity & Friction Force ?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the maximum speed a car can maintain while navigating a horizontal curve with a radius of 25 meters, given a coefficient of friction (μ) of 0.8. The key equation used is the relationship between frictional force and centripetal force, expressed as F_friction = F_centripetal. By applying the formula F = μN, where N is the normal force, participants aim to derive the maximum speed using the provided parameters.

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Speed & Velocity & Friction Force ?

Homework Statement


With What Max.Speed? a Car can move in horizontal curve with radius r=25m,
if the coefficient of friction is u=0,8


Homework Equations



ƒ = μN S= D/T

The Attempt at a Solution



i tryed bunch of garbages so as i don't kno which is right:S
 
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The frictional force provides the centripetal force.

So Frictional force=centripetal force.
 

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