A car travels on a circular road with radius R and banking angle chosen so that at the speed v the friction force vanishes the optimal banking). What is the friction force acting on the car of mass m on this road at rest? Look into the cases of small and large v.

A car travels on a circular road with radius R and banking angle chosen so that at the speed v the friction force vanishes the optimal banking). What is the friction force acting on the car of mass m on this road at rest? Look into the cases of small and large v.

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