2 3 x(m) 3) A banked circular road with a diameter of 44.0 m is covered in a sheet of ice on a very cold morning (i.e. no friction). It is designed for cars to travel on it at precisely 40 km/h with no risk of sliding in or out, as illustrated in the figure on the next page. a) Compute the required bank angle 0 (from the horizontal) in degrees. b) Explain what would happen if the driver exceeds the design speed. c) Explain what would happen if the driver drives below the design speed.

2 3 x(m) 3) A banked circular road with a diameter of 44.0 m is covered in a sheet of ice on a very cold morning (i.e. no friction). It is designed for cars to travel on it at precisely 40 km/h with no risk of sliding in or out, as illustrated in the figure on the next page. a) Compute the required bank angle 0 (from the horizontal) in degrees. b) Explain what would happen if the driver exceeds the design speed. c) Explain what would happen if the driver drives below the design speed.

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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