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Any mass in motion remains in constant uniform motion (constant speed and direction) unless acted upon by an external force. At any instant in time, the mud particle is moving tangentially on the wheel. If the adhesion between the wheel and the mud is strong enough to transmit a force to the mud and cause it to alter its direction of motion, then its direction of motion will change to follow the wheel. If the mud isn't stuck to the wheel tight enough to transmit the required force, then its direction of motion will not change enough to follow the wheel and it will separate. At the instant of separation, the force goes away, and the mud continues in straight-line motion.
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In what way do you turn your wheels when parking uphill to prevent your vehicle from rolling?
When parking uphill, turn your wheels away from the curb to prevent your vehicle from rolling.
The braking system on a car is an example of what principle or law?
The braking system on a car operates on the principle of friction, where the brake pads apply pressure to the rotating wheels, converting kinetic energy into thermal energy to slow down or stop the vehicle.
What is the speed you read from your speedometer called?
The speed you read from your speedometer is called your "indicated speed." This value represents the speed at which your vehicle's wheels are rotating, not necessarily your true ground speed due to potential inaccuracies in the speedometer reading.
How do you know that a speedometer tells you the instantaneous speed of a car?
Because when you look at the speedometer it is telling you your speed at that particular instant in time, it changes from instant to instant.
Where would inertia cause the weight of a vehicle to shift during hard braking?
During hard braking, inertia would cause the weight of the vehicle to shift forward towards the front wheels. This is because the momentum of the vehicle is being slowed down, leading to a weight transfer from the rear wheels to the front wheels.
What vehicle has 0 wheels?
Ships have no wheels. Hovercraft have no wheels.
What is mileage based service?
These are maintenance items like changing motor oil, rotating wheels and tuneups. They should be done at recommended intervals to maximise vehicle performance and reduce wear.
What is the name of shafts on which wheels or rotating members revolve?
spindle or axle
What is the difference between a 4x2 and a 4x4 truck?
A 4x2 vehicle has 4 wheels with the 2 rear wheels that drive. A 4x4 vehicle has 4 wheels with all 4 wheels that drive.
Chrome Wheels?
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What is 4x2 drivetrain?
That would describe a vehicle as to having 4 wheels with two of them being the drive wheels. A 4+4 vehicle would have 4 wheels with all 4 being drive wheels.
How do you temporary get rear of 98 Lincoln navigator to raise off wheels?
You can get your 1998 Lincoln Navigator to raise off the wheels by jacking up the vehicle. Jack the vehicle up from the frame. The vehicle will raise off the wheels.
How many wheels were on the first self propelled vehicle?
There were 4 wheels on the first self propelled vehicle, built by Henry Ford.
What is a 4 X 2?
It is a vehicle with 4 wheels but only 2 of them are drive wheels.
What is a vehicle with two wheels called?
a motorcycle =)
A vehicle with two wheels?
A bicycle or a motorcycle.
What transfers the weight to the wheels on a vehicle?
The suspension.
