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A curved road is banked for speed `v_(0)`. When a car moves along the road with a constant speed `v`, the force the friction between the road and the tyres is F. Which of the following statements(s) is (are) correct ?

A

If `v=0,F=0`

B

If `v= lt v_(0),F` acts outwards

C

If `v gt v_(0), F` acts inwards

D

If `v=v_(0),F=0`

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To solve the question regarding the banked road and the forces acting on a car moving at different speeds, we can analyze the situation step by step. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Banked Curve**: - A banked road is designed to help vehicles navigate curves without relying solely on friction. The angle of the bank (θ) is determined for a specific speed \( v_0 \). 2. **Forces Acting on the Car**: - When a car moves on a banked curve, the forces acting on it include: - Gravitational force (mg) acting downwards. - Normal force (N) acting perpendicular to the surface of the road. - Frictional force (F) which can act either up or down the bank depending on the speed of the car. 3. **Case 1: When \( v = 0 \)**: - If the car is at rest (v = 0), there is no centripetal force required. Therefore, the frictional force \( F = 0 \). - **Conclusion**: Option 1 is incorrect. 4. **Case 2: When \( v < v_0 \)**: - If the speed of the car is less than the banked speed \( v_0 \), the car tends to slide down the bank. - In this case, friction acts upwards (against gravity) to keep the car from sliding down. - **Conclusion**: Option 2 is correct. 5. **Case 3: When \( v > v_0 \)**: - If the speed of the car is greater than \( v_0 \), the required centripetal force exceeds what is provided by the banking alone. The car tends to slide outward. - Here, friction acts downwards (towards the center of the curve) to prevent the car from sliding off. - **Conclusion**: Option 3 is correct. 6. **Case 4: When \( v = v_0 \)**: - At the designed speed \( v_0 \), the forces are balanced. The gravitational component down the slope is equal to the required centripetal force, and thus, no friction is needed. - **Conclusion**: Option 4 is correct. ### Final Summary of Options: - Option 1: Incorrect (F = 0 when v = 0) - Option 2: Correct (F acts upwards when v < v_0) - Option 3: Correct (F acts downwards when v > v_0) - Option 4: Correct (F = 0 when v = v_0)
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