Recap - Car on a Curve
Part of the Mechanics section of Coddy's Physics journey. Lesson 77 of 94.
Challenge
A 1500 kg car drives around a flat curve of radius 100 m. The tyres grip the dry road with μs = 0.8, and static friction is the only force pulling the car toward the centre. Find the top speed v that does not slide.
Try it yourself
All lessons in Mechanics
1Vectors and Newton's Laws
Right TrianglesWhat is a Vector?Adding VectorsAxes and DirectionsVector ComponentsForces Around UsFriction and TensionNewton's First LawNewton's Second LawNewton's Third LawRecap - Net Force2Friction
What is Friction?Static FrictionKinetic FrictionFriction and Newton's LawsRecap - Sliding Crate14Circular Motion
Uniform Circular MotionCentripetal AccelerationHorizontal CirclesVertical CirclesLoop the LoopRecap - Car on a Curve3Inclined Planes
Forces on an InclineGravity ComponentsFrictionless InclineIncline with FrictionWill It Slide?Recap - Ramp Challenge6Projectile Motion
Independent AxesHorizontal LaunchLaunch at an AngleRange and Max HeightRecap - Hit the Target9Work and Energy
WorkKinetic EnergyWork-Energy TheoremGravitational PEConservation of EnergyPowerRecap - Roller Coaster12Impulse and Momentum
MomentumImpulseConservation of MomentumElastic CollisionsInelastic CollisionsRecap - Air Track15Simple Harmonic Motion
What is SHM?Mass on a SpringThe PendulumSHM GraphsEnergy in SHMRecap - Oscillator