Problem 5What is the ideal speed to take a turn with a 100 m radius of curvatureand a 12° bank (the angle that the normal to the ground makes with avertical line) such that the centripetal force is provided entirely by thenormal force with no additional need for frictional forces? Remember,g = 9.8 m/s². Don't forget units!

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