Question #273188

A bike successfully made a turn around a circular path whose radius is 13.0 m. At what angle is the road banked if its velocity was 12.0 m/s/ 




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2021-12-02T10:07:23-0500

r=13mr = 13m

v=12msv = 12\frac{m}{s}

mbike weightm -\text{bike weight}

α banked angle\alpha - \text{ banked angle}

Forces acting on a bike:\text{Forces acting on a bike:}

Fcthe centripetal forceF_c-\text{the centripetal force}

Fc=maF_c = ma

a=v2ra =\frac{v^2}{r}

Fc=mv2rF_c= m\frac{v^2}{r}

Nroad reaction forceN - \text{road reaction force}

FggravityF_g -\text{gravity}

Fg=mgF_g = mg

Friction force is not specified in the problem statement\text{Friction force is not specified in the problem statement}

Vertical force projection\text{Vertical force projection}

NcosαFg=0N\cos\alpha-F_g=0

Ncosα=mg(1)N\cos\alpha= mg(1)

Horisontal force projection\text{Horisontal force projection}

FcNsinα=0F_c-N\sin\alpha=0

Nsinα=mv2r(2)N\sin\alpha=m\frac{v^2}{r}(2)

From (1) and (2)\text{From }(1) \text{ and }(2)

tanα=v2rg=122139.81.1303\tan \alpha= \frac{v^2}{rg}= \frac{12^2}{13*9.8}\approx1.1303

arctan(1.1303)=48.5°\arctan(1.1303)=48.5\degree


Answer: 48.5°\text{Answer: } 48.5\degree



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