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A car of mass `1000kg` negotiates a banked curve of radius `90m` on a fictionless road. If the banking angle is `45^(@)` the speed of the car is:

A

`20ms^(-1)`

B

`30ms^(-1)`

C

`ms^(-1)`

D

`10ms^(-1)`

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The correct Answer is:
b

Here, `m = 1000kg, r = 90m, theta = 45^(@) , upsilon = ` ?
For banking, `tan theta= (upsilon^(2))/(rg)`
`upsilon^(2) = rg tan theta = 90 xx 10 tan 45^(@) = 900`
`upsilon = sqrt(900) = 30m//s` .
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