inertia.
everything moving tries to move in a straight line, including you.
You are not pushed outward ... the seat of the car is pulling you around the curve and it feels like you're being pushed, but you're being pulled inward.
When a car takes a sharp left turn, the inertia of the car's body tries to keep it going straight, causing a force known as centrifugal force to push outward on the car. This force can make the car feel like it's being pushed to the right, as the car's weight shifts towards the right side to counteract the centrifugal force.
When you slow a car to turn a corner, you are reducing the speed to adjust the car's trajectory. This is done to counteract the centrifugal force that pushes the car outward during the turn. Slowing down allows the tires to maintain better traction and helps the car maintain control through the turn.
The passengers feel like they are being pushed away from the direction of the turn due to inertia. As the car turns, the passengers' bodies want to continue in a straight line due to their inertia. This causes them to feel a sensation of being pushed towards the outer side of the turn.
One example of centrifugal force is when a car turns a corner at high speed and the passengers feel pushed away from the center of the car. This is due to the centrifugal force pushing them outward as the car accelerates around the curve.
Some practical examples of centrifugal force include the feeling of being pushed outward when taking a sharp turn in a car, the water being pushed outwards in a rotating washing machine, and the separation of blood components in a centrifuge machine used in laboratories.
When a car takes a sharp left turn, the inertia of the car's body tries to keep it going straight, causing a force known as centrifugal force to push outward on the car. This force can make the car feel like it's being pushed to the right, as the car's weight shifts towards the right side to counteract the centrifugal force.
When you slow a car to turn a corner, you are reducing the speed to adjust the car's trajectory. This is done to counteract the centrifugal force that pushes the car outward during the turn. Slowing down allows the tires to maintain better traction and helps the car maintain control through the turn.
When a car turns a corner, centripetal force acts towards the center of the circular path, keeping the vehicle on its trajectory. This force is provided by friction between the tires and the road. As the car turns, passengers may feel a sensation of being pushed outward, but this is actually due to inertia, which causes them to want to continue moving in a straight line. The combination of these forces enables the car to navigate the turn safely.
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why does a passenger moves outward when abus takes a turn
The passengers feel like they are being pushed away from the direction of the turn due to inertia. As the car turns, the passengers' bodies want to continue in a straight line due to their inertia. This causes them to feel a sensation of being pushed towards the outer side of the turn.
Orite model vc3260 will not turn on after left in hot car, when on button is pushed three churts are heard then it goes off.
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Pectus carinatum. In other patients with Marfan the sternum is pushed outward and narrowed.
Make sure it is in park. Clutch pushed in. Dead battery.
One example of centrifugal force is when a car turns a corner at high speed and the passengers feel pushed away from the center of the car. This is due to the centrifugal force pushing them outward as the car accelerates around the curve.
Some practical examples of centrifugal force include the feeling of being pushed outward when taking a sharp turn in a car, the water being pushed outwards in a rotating washing machine, and the separation of blood components in a centrifuge machine used in laboratories.