why does a cyclist lean inwards while moving along a curved road?
why does a cyclist lean inwards while moving along a curved road?
ASh , 7 Years ago
Grade 12th Pass
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3 AnswersAdarsh
Last Activity: 7 Years ago
Dear Ashwin,
While moving in a curved path, the cyclist experiences a centrifugal force to counterbalence that centrifugal force cyclist lean inward , this make the centrifugal force balenced by a component of mg ..
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Adarsh
ASh
Last Activity: 7 Years ago
but for a 5 mark question i cannot writ this much please help me again
ravinder
Last Activity: 7 Years ago
cyclist curve inward to approch necessary centripetal force for taking safely curve which is provided by force of friction.
as centripetal force f =mv2?/r
let weight of cyclist =mg. normal reaction R act due to his weight now resolving R into 2 components
i.e
- Rsin
?= providing necessary centripetal force =mv?2?/r
- ???Rcos
- from 1 and 2
we get Rsin/Rcos =mv2?/r/mg
now sin/cos =v2?/rg
tan?=v?2/rg
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