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2 years ago

You observe a car traveling 40 km/s southeast. you observed the cars what?

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shutvik [7]2 years ago

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You observe the cars velocity.
Velocity def; the speed of an object traveling in a certain direction

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The distance of fly travel is 115.06 m.

Explanation:

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N = normal force

m = mass of car

v = velocity of car

r = radius of curve

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The vertical component of the normal force acts upwards whereas the weight of the car and the vertical component friction acts downwards.

Taking the upward direction to be positive,rewrite the equation above to get:

Ncos thetha = mg - fsintheta =0

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