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For a cyclist leaning at an angle theta while taking a turn, the correct relation is:
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A sin(theta) = v^2/(rg)
B cos(theta) = v^2/(rg)
C tan(theta) = rg/v^2
D tan(theta) = v^2/(rg)
Explanation

For safe turning, tan(theta) = v^2/(rg) is the required banking relation.

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