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why? why not?
wajed said:why? why not?
The weight of the car does not change as its speed increases. Weight is a measure of the force of gravity on an object, and this force does not change with an increase in speed.
Some people may think this because of the physical sensation of inertia. As the car speeds up, passengers may feel a force pushing them back into their seats, giving the illusion that the weight of the car has increased. However, this is due to their own bodies experiencing an acceleration, not a change in the car's weight.
No, there is no direct relationship between a car's speed and its weight. The weight of a car is determined by its mass and the force of gravity, while its speed is determined by its engine power, aerodynamics, and other factors.
Yes, increasing a car's weight can affect its speed. A heavier car will require more energy to accelerate and maintain a certain speed, so it may have a slower maximum speed compared to a lighter car with the same engine power.
The weight of a car can affect its handling and performance in various ways. A heavier car may have more stability and grip on the road, but it may also have a longer braking distance and be less agile. On the other hand, a lighter car may have quicker acceleration and be easier to maneuver, but it may also be more prone to skidding and losing control. Overall, the weight of a car is just one factor among many that can impact its handling and performance.