A motorcyclist is cornering on a curved race track. Which combination of changes of banking angle and coefficient of friction u between the tyres and road allows the motorcyclist to travel around the corner at greater speed?

A motorcyclist is cornering on a curved race track. Which combination of changes of banking angle and coefficient of friction u between the tyres and road allows the motorcyclist to travel around the corner at greater speed?

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A motorcyclist is cornering on a curved race track.
Which combination of changes of banking angle and coefficient of friction u between the
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