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    Bending of Cyclist On A Flat Circular Road

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    This document discusses concepts related to circular motion including: 1) On a banked road, the weight of a vehicle is balanced by the normal force and centrifugal force is balanced by the normal force component. 2) For a cyclist on a flat circular road, they lean in to compensate for centrifugal force and their maximum safe velocity depends on the angle they make with vertical. 3) On a flat circular road, frictional force balances centrifugal force and maximum safe velocity is independent of mass.

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    Bending of Cyclist On A Flat Circular Road

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    This document discusses concepts related to circular motion including: 1) On a banked road, the weight of a vehicle is balanced by the normal force and centrifugal force is balanced by the normal force component. 2) For a cyclist on a flat circular road, they lean in to compensate for centrifugal force and their maximum safe velocity depends on the angle they make with vertical. 3) On a flat circular road, frictional force balances centrifugal force and maximum safe velocity is independent of mass.

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    This document discusses concepts related to circular motion including: 1) On a banked road, the weight of a vehicle is balanced by the normal force and centrifugal force is balanced by the normal force component. 2) For a cyclist on a flat circular road, they lean in to compensate for centrifugal force and their maximum safe velocity depends on the angle they make with vertical. 3) On a flat circular road, frictional force balances centrifugal force and maximum safe velocity is independent of mass.

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    Bending of Cyclist On A Flat Circular Road

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    This document discusses concepts related to circular motion including: 1) On a banked road, the weight of a vehicle is balanced by the normal force and centrifugal force is balanced by the normal force component. 2) For a cyclist on a flat circular road, they lean in to compensate for centrifugal force and their maximum safe velocity depends on the angle they make with vertical. 3) On a flat circular road, frictional force balances centrifugal force and maximum safe velocity is independent of mass.

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    Circular Motion 3

    iv. Friction force is balanced by the weight.


    V max = mg = F

    iv. Weight of vehicle on a banked road is v. For body to remain pinned against wall of
    balanced by the compoment N cos T and vertical drum
    centrifugal force is balanced by the
    PN = mg
    component N sin T.

    13. Bending of Cyclist on a flat Circular road :


    Z=
    i. A cyclist bends to compensate for the P
    centrifugal force.
    ii. Maximum safe velocity for the cyclist is
    v=
    V max = T P

    where T = angle made by cyclist with the 16. Concept of a Convex bridge :
    vetrical. i. A vehicle moving along a convex bridge
    14. Safe velocity along flat circular road : has, normal reaction given as,

    i. Along flat circular road, frictional force


    balances the centrifugal force.
    ii. Maximum safe velocity of a vertical is given
    as,

    V max = P

    iii. Safe velocity is independent of mass of the


    N = mg –
    body in circular motion.
    15. Concept of a Rotor : ii. A vehicle moving with maximum speed
    i. A body performing horizontal circular along convex bridge has normal reaction
    motion along a vertical drum. zero, i.e. N = 0,
    ii. Also can be compared to a motorcylist
    performing horizontal circular motion in a ? = mg
    death well.
    iii. Centrifugal force is balance by the normal V(max) =
    reaction.
    17. Concept of Conical Pendulum :
    Consider a body of mass m is revolving in a
    horizontal circle of radius r.
    Tension (T) resolved into two mutually
    perpendicular components.
    i. T cos T which balances weight
    ? T cos T = mg
    ii. T sin T which provides necessary
    centripetal force

    = N

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