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[QUOTE="Delta2, post: 6519990, member: 189563"] This is used in many introductory books in physics, that is that they resemble the role of the engine as something that supplies an [B]external[/B] force to the vehicle. Of course what happens in reality is that the engine provides angular acceleration to rotate the wheels and the real external force that gives translational acceleration to the vehicle is the friction between the rotating wheels and the ground. [/QUOTE]
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