Q2: An automobile with mass of 700 Kg goes around a 500 m-radius curve at a constant speed of 50 Km/h. If the road is not banked, what frictional force must the road exert on the tires so that they will maintain motion along the curve?

Q2: An automobile with mass of 700 Kg goes around a 500 m-radius curve at a constant speed of 50 Km/h. If the road is not banked, what frictional force must the road exert on the tires so that they will maintain motion along the curve?

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