Physics, asked by Gayathricute1318, 1 year ago

A cyclist speding at 18km/hr on a level road takes a sharp circular turn of radius 3m without reducing the speed .The coefficient of static friction b/w the tyres and the road is 0.1 .will the cyclist slip while taking the turn?

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Answered by rishi7586
6
18km/h=5m/s
V^2/r=0.1*g
V^2=0.1*10*3=3
V max =underroot 3=1.732
So yes
Answered by topanswers
14

Given:

Speed = 18 km / hr

Radius = 3 m

The coefficient of static friction between the tyres and the road = 0.1  

To find:  

Whether the cyclist will slip while taking the turn.

Solution:

First the maximum velocity of the cyclist is calculated,

Maximum velocity = √ μ r g

Where,

μ - coefficient of fiction

r - radius

g - gravity

Hence,  

Substitute the values,

Maximum velocity = √ 0.1×3×10  

Maximum velocity = 1.732 m/s

The maximum velocity with which cyclist can take the turn without falling or slipping is 1.7 m/s

Calculating the velocity of the cyclist,

18 km/h  

In m /s ,

Velocity = 5 m/s

Hence, the cyclist will slip during taking the turn.

The answer is yes.

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