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If v = 25 m/s is the maximum possible speed the car is moving without skidding off the road, what is the friction coefficient between rubber and the road shown in the sketch?

If v = 25 m/s is the maximum possible speed the car is moving without skidding off the road, what is the friction coefficient between rubber and the road shown in the sketch?

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If v = 25 m / s is the maximum possible speed the car is moving without skidding off the road, what is the friction coefficient between rubber and the road shown in the sketch? ◻

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