Q4/ A four wheels drive BMW car accelerating with 6.5 m/s^2 on an inclined pavement with angle of 30° determine the forces under the front and rear wheels. If the coefficient of friction between wheels and road is 1, base wheels 230 cm, the distance between the front wheels and the center of the car's load 110 cm, the level distance from the incline road 35 cm, and mass of the vehicle 1000 kg

Q4/ A four wheels drive BMW car accelerating with 6.5 m/s^2 on an inclined pavement with angle of 30° determine the forces under the front and rear wheels. If the coefficient of friction between wheels and road is 1, base wheels 230 cm, the distance between the front wheels and the center of the car's load 110 cm, the level distance from the incline road 35 cm, and mass of the vehicle 1000 kg

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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