For a 50.0 m radius turn in a road that is banked at an angle of 10.0 degrees, how fast can traffic travel so as to not add extra wear and tear to their tires? Think no friction. (Answers should look like '15.6 m/s', or rather some '2.34 m/s' so long as it has 3

For a 50.0 m radius turn in a road that is banked at an angle of 10.0 degrees, how fast can traffic travel so as to not add extra wear and tear to their tires? Think no friction. (Answers should look like '15.6 m/s', or rather some '2.34 m/s' so long as it has 3

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