The mass center G of the 1235-kg rear-engine car is located as shown in the figure. Determine the normal force under each tire when the car is in equilibrium. State any assumptions. Answers: GO -1258 mm-952 mm Normal force under each of the front tires: N₁ = Normal force under each of the rear tires: N₁ = i i N N

The mass center G of the 1235-kg rear-engine car is located as shown in the figure. Determine the normal force under each tire when the car is in equilibrium. State any assumptions. Answers: GO -1258 mm-952 mm Normal force under each of the front tires: N₁ = Normal force under each of the rear tires: N₁ = i i N N

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