Answer to Question #324210 in Mechanics | Relativity for aries183

Question

A car is moving around a banked curve of radius 86 m at a constant speed. The road is banked at an angle of 11° and the car is moving at just the correct speed to ensure that there are no lateral frictional forces on the tyres - that is the only forces acting on the car are the force of gravity and the normal force from the road.

At what speed is the car moving? (in m s−1 to 2 s.f)

Answer 1

$v=\sqrt{gr\tan\alpha}=12.8~\frac ms.$