Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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When a car is rounding a bend on a flat road, the centripetal force is provided by the friction
between the road and the tires. During a wet day the friction disappears and it becomes difficult
or even dangerous to negotiate such a bend. This is overcome by banking the road as shown
below.
centre of
circular path
200 m
(a) For a bend of radius 200 m, find the angle 0 such that a 1500 kg car moving with speed
80 km h' can negotiate the bend without sideward friction providing for the centripetal
force.
(b) A 2000 kg car is now moving on the same wet bend at 80 km h''. State with a reason if
the car is able to negotiate the bend with skidding.
(c) Sketch the free body diagram of the car if it is moving round the bend at a speed
(i) greater than 80 km h'
(ii) lesser than 80 km h'
Write down the equations relating the horizontal forces acting on the car in both situations.
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Transcribed Image Text:When a car is rounding a bend on a flat road, the centripetal force is provided by the friction between the road and the tires. During a wet day the friction disappears and it becomes difficult or even dangerous to negotiate such a bend. This is overcome by banking the road as shown below. centre of circular path 200 m (a) For a bend of radius 200 m, find the angle 0 such that a 1500 kg car moving with speed 80 km h' can negotiate the bend without sideward friction providing for the centripetal force. (b) A 2000 kg car is now moving on the same wet bend at 80 km h''. State with a reason if the car is able to negotiate the bend with skidding. (c) Sketch the free body diagram of the car if it is moving round the bend at a speed (i) greater than 80 km h' (ii) lesser than 80 km h' Write down the equations relating the horizontal forces acting on the car in both situations.
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