Static friction in Rotational Motion

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The discussion focuses on calculating the maximum force of static friction and the coefficient of static friction for a car weighing 10,500 N rounding a curve with a radius of 102 m at a speed of 44.0 m/s. Participants are encouraged to share their attempts and identify where they are encountering difficulties to facilitate assistance. The problem involves understanding the relationship between weight, speed, and friction in rotational motion. The conversation aims to clarify these concepts and provide guidance on solving the physics problem. Engaging with the community can enhance understanding of static friction in this context.
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A car with a weight of 10,500 N rounds a curve with a radius of 102 m on a level road at 44.0 m/s. The tires are at the point of starting to skid at this speed.
a. What is the maximum force of static friction?
b. What is the coefficient of static friction between the tires and the road?
 
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