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Determine the slowest speed that the 74 kg bike racer can travel around a curved track with a 65 m radius without slipping. The track is banked at 61 degrees. Assume the static coefficient of friction is μs = 0.3 and the kinetic coefficient of friction is μk = .2. Also assume the biker will slip before they tip over. Give your answer rounded to 1 decimal place. Number Units

Determine the slowest speed that the 74 kg bike racer can travel around a curved track with a 65 m radius without slipping. The track is banked at 61 degrees. Assume the static coefficient of friction is μs = 0.3 and the kinetic coefficient of friction is μk = .2. Also assume the biker will slip before they tip over. Give your answer rounded to 1 decimal place. Number Units

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Determine the slowest speed that the 74 k g bike racer can travel around a curved track with a 65 m radius without slipping. The track is banked at 61 degrees. Assume the static coefficient of friction is μ s = 0.3 and the kinetic coefficient of friction is μ k = .2 . Also assume the biker will slip before they tip over. Give your answer rounded to 1 decimal place.
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