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10-11-2022
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when the pavement is dry, a car with a mass of 950 kg can drive as fast as 70 km/h on a curve without skidding. when it rains, the coefficient of static friction is 2/3 of the coefficient of static friction under dry conditions. how fast can a 1,100 kg car drive on the same curve while raining?

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