Physics, asked by pathanaijaj, 1 year ago

motion of a car on a banked road

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Answered by mersalkeerthi46

A banked surface is one where the surface is not flat. Engineers design roads to be banked when the road is curved and vehicles are going to be traveling at significant speeds around the curve. Any mass that moves in a circular path undergoes centripetal acceleration, which is equal to v2/R.

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Answered by pasalamadhumita

motion of a car on the banked road is in the direction of the curve road and to avoid skidding it's velocity is less than root of urg

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