Posted by Kevin on Friday, February 5, 2010 at 8:09am.
The accelerating force M*a must not exceed the maxmum static friction force mus*M*g. (mus is the static friction coefficient)
Therefore
a < mus*g
Solve for the maximum acceleration a.
This assumes that the road surface is not banked, as it is on most sharp turns. When a curve is "banked", gravity helps keep the car on the road.
what is the net force in a rock that weighs 500N if the water it displaces is 300N
net force= weight-bouyancy= 500-300 N
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