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KidWonder
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Ok, this has been on my mind all day. Sorry if it's a stupid question, I'm still a H.S student trying to figure out to study Mechanical Engineering or Physics.
But moving on...
Ok, so the engine propels the vehicle at a constant velocity.
If the front wheels turn and the back end slides does this mean the angle of the wheel turning balances out to the velocity of the vehicle causing the rear end to be angled but still go at a constant velocity in a straight line?
Front Wheels= Cause rear end of vehicle to angle
Engine (RWD)= Cause car to propel foward even when front wheels are turned.
Thanks Guys
God bless
But moving on...
Ok, so the engine propels the vehicle at a constant velocity.
If the front wheels turn and the back end slides does this mean the angle of the wheel turning balances out to the velocity of the vehicle causing the rear end to be angled but still go at a constant velocity in a straight line?
Front Wheels= Cause rear end of vehicle to angle
Engine (RWD)= Cause car to propel foward even when front wheels are turned.
Thanks Guys
God bless