A bicyclist tilts their bicycle in order to make a circular turn of radius r = 49 m while traveling at a speed v = 10.8 m/s. The total force exerted on the bicycle wheels by the ground (which is a combination of normal force and static friction - hopefully less than maximum!) just so happens to be directed along the same angle as the bicycle. The total mass of the bicyclist and their bicycle is m = 90.8 kg.Find the angle from the vertical that the bicylist must titlt their bicycle.
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A bicyclist tilts their bicycle in order to make a circular turn of radius r = 49 m while traveling at a speed v = 10.8 m/s. The total force exerted on the bicycle wheels by the ground (which is a combination of normal
Find the angle from the vertical that the bicylist must titlt their bicycle.
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