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Question #199761

A bike of mass 250 kg, travels at 120 km/h round a circular track of 110 m radius. Calculate the centripetal force required to maintain the car in its circular path.

Expert's answer

"F=mv^2\/r=\\frac{250\\cdot120^2}{3.6^2\\cdot110}=2525\\ N"

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