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A 1250 kg car approaches a 12 degree banked curve. The speed is 68 miles per...

A 1250 kg car approaches a 12 degree banked curve. The speed is 68 miles per hour and you want the car to go around the curve without relying on friction. What is the necessary diameter of the curve?

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