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A cyclist moves along a curved road with a velocity v. The road is banked for speed v. The angle of banking is `theta`.Which of the following statements in not true?

A

The cyclist will lean away from the vertical at an angle `theta`.

B

The normal reaction of the road will pass through the centre of gravity of the 'cycle plus cyclist' system

C

There will be no force of friction between the tyres and the road.

D

The cyclist is in equilibrium with respect to the ground.

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