7) Top view Rear view 10 A 1600-kg car travels around a circular bend on a highway of radius r = 65 m. During this curve, the road is banked by an angle of 8.0° from horizontal. The car experiences a static friction force of 14,000 N acting downhill that prevents it from skidding. A) What is the normal force? [ B) What is the car's speed around the curve? A) Fy cos (8) = [15527.4 N 8) 13,863.8+2141=F₂ 16025= 1600 v2 V= 65 32.5 m/s 14,00rN 155 27.4N 2182N 2161N 15527415527 138638 tan(8)= 15527.

7) Top view Rear view 10 A 1600-kg car travels around a circular bend on a highway of radius r = 65 m. During this curve, the road is banked by an angle of 8.0° from horizontal. The car experiences a static friction force of 14,000 N acting downhill that prevents it from skidding. A) What is the normal force? [ B) What is the car's speed around the curve? A) Fy cos (8) = [15527.4 N 8) 13,863.8+2141=F₂ 16025= 1600 v2 V= 65 32.5 m/s 14,00rN 155 27.4N 2182N 2161N 15527415527 138638 tan(8)= 15527.

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