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For traffic moving at 60 `km//hour` along a circular track of radius 0.1 km, the correct angle of banking is

A

`tan^-1(60^2/0.1)`

B

`tan^-1[(50//3)^2/(100times9.8)]`

C

`tan^-1[(100times9.8)/(50//3)^2]`

D

`tan^-1sqrt((60times0.1times9.8))`

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B
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