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A bicyclist traveling at 7 m/s rides around an unbanked curve. The coefficient of friction between the tires and the road is 0.38. What is the radius of the shortest turn that the bicyclist can safely make?
13 years ago

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Anna
Can someone please respond on this one.
5 years ago
Nurimano
Fc = mvˆ2/radius

Friction = mg*(coefficient of friction)

So, mvˆ2/r = mg0.38

masses cancel out

vˆ2/r=g0.38

r= vˆ2/g0.38

r= 7ˆ2/9.81*0.38 = 13.144482 m
5 years ago

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