Physics, asked by jain81765, 6 months ago

A motorcyclist is moving in a circular turn of radius 20
m, with uniform speed 36 km/h. The coefficient of
friction between road and tyre is (g = 10 m/s2)
1
0.75
0.5
0.25​

Answers

Answered by kinsjackson
0

Answer:

0.5

Explanation:

36km/h=10 m/s

∴v=√μrg

 10=√20×10μ

 100=200μ

 μ=100/200=0.5

Answered by ItzMissKomal
0

Answer:

ANSWER

Given speed of the vehicle v=36 km/hr=36×

18

5

=10m/s

turning radius r=20m and static friction μ

s

=0.4

The bend angle of the road θ=tan

−1

(

rg

v

2

)=tan

−1

0.5

When the car travels at maximum speed so that it slips upwards and the component μR acts downwards. So,R

1

−mgcosθ−

r

mv

2

sinθ=0-------(A)

and μR

1

+mgsinθ−

r

mv

2

cosθ=0----------(B)

Solving the equation we get,

v

1

=

rg

1+μtanθ

tanθ−μ

=

20×10(

1.2

0.1

)=4.082m/s=14.7 km/h

Hence its possible speed will be between 14.7 and 54 km/h

Explanation:

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