What forces make a car not move on a curved road?
If we think about the a car not moving on the curved road, there are components of Normal Force and gravity which will make the car slide towards the inner bank. So for a stationary car static frictional force is towards the outer bank.
Is 20 m/s seconds correct?
Yes! 20 m/s seconds was correct. Thank you for clarifying the fact that the normal force is not just mgcos (thetat). I noticed that someone had mentioned that previously, but I had no idea how to explain it. Makes sense now. Thanks to all who helped!
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