1. A 100 KN railway car, with its center of gravity 1.6 m above the track, goes around a flat curve of 400 m radius. If the gauge distance between the centers of the rails is 1.4 m, determine the speed that will produce impending tipping? gr 1.6 m A 1.4m R1 R2

1. A 100 KN railway car, with its center of gravity 1.6 m above the track, goes around a flat curve of 400 m radius. If the gauge distance between the centers of the rails is 1.4 m, determine the speed that will produce impending tipping? gr 1.6 m A 1.4m R1 R2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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