A car is moving in a circular road ( radius of 51.4 m) with a speed of 16.1 m/s. Find the minimum static friction coefficient between the wheels of the car and the road to keep the car moving without sliding. Select one: O A. 0.606 O B. 0.666 O c. 0.515 O D. 0.767 O E. 0.731

A car is moving in a circular road ( radius of 51.4 m) with a speed of 16.1 m/s. Find the minimum static friction coefficient between the wheels of the car and the road to keep the car moving without sliding. Select one: O A. 0.606 O B. 0.666 O c. 0.515 O D. 0.767 O E. 0.731

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A car is moving in a circular road (
radius of 51.4 m) with a speed of
16.1 m/s. Find the minimum static
friction coefficient between the
wheels of the car and the road to
keep the car moving without
sliding.
Select one:
O A. 0.606
B. 0.666
C. 0.515
O D. 0.767
O E. 0.731

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