When you put electricity (current) down a wire, the wire will have a magnetic field around it. Conversely, if you move a wire through a magnetic field, a small current (electricity) is created in the wire. The more wires you use and/or the greater the strength of the magnetic field, the greater the effect becomes. These two inverse principles are the basis for electric motors, generators, alternators, and even things like the solenoid inside of a relay. If you have one item (movement or electricity), you can convert it into the other. Also tied in here is the fact that magnets repel and attract each other - that's part of how you make an electric motor move. You can use more turns of wire (windings) to generate a stronger effect. This is a simple explanation. Cars today use Alternators and no longer use Generators. The Alternator keeps the battery charged.
generator
Creates electricity.
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When comparing the damage between a moving car hitting another moving car and a moving car hitting a steady (parked) car, the impact force and the amount of damage can be very different. The main reason is that moving cars carry more energy, and when two of them crash, their energies combine. When two moving cars hit each other, especially in a head-on collision, the damage is usually much more serious. This happens because both cars are carrying speed, and when they collide, the force of impact becomes much higher. For example, if both cars are moving at 40 km/h, the crash can feel similar to hitting something at around 80 km/h. This kind of impact often causes major damage to the front part of both cars and increases the risk of injury to the passengers. On the other hand, when a moving car hits a steady (parked) car, the damage is usually less compared to two moving cars crashing. Only one car is carrying speed, so the total force is lower. The moving car may still get damaged, especially if the speed is high, but the impact is not as strong as two cars moving toward each other. The parked car will also get damaged in the area it is hit, but the overall crash force remains smaller. The amount of damage also depends on factors like speed, angle of impact, size of vehicles, and road conditions. Even a parked car can cause big damage if the moving car hits it at very high speed, but normally, two moving cars create much more severe results. In the automobile care field, many general service providers help explain and repair such damage, including Mahindra First Choice Services, GoMechanic, Autopad – Automobile Detailing and Protection, and Bosch Car Service.
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No
If a car hits a stopped car and sets that car into motion and it hits another car, the first car is responsible for both cars. A stopped car is not responsible when someone sets it into motion and it hits another car.
money for a car
No, you can not return the car.