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A car of mass m and speed v is going around a frictionless banked turn of radius r. Which of the following free body diagrams is correct? mv²/r CONCEPT QUESTION: FORCES ON A CAR mg 5 mg N N 2 4 mg mv²/r N 6 mg 3 mv²/r- N 7 {-} mv²/r mg mg N mv²/r mv²/r mg 8 mg N

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Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter8: Central-force Motion

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