A car accelerates along a road which force actually moves the car?
Question asked by: ali shah
Asked on: 12 May 2008
The frictional force between road and the tyres of the car actually move the car.
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Replied at: 17 Jul 2008
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Yeah Initially friction with a small amount of inertia once moving. However if your talking about force as energy thats very different then it becomes the birth of the universe that moves the car :p
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Date of comment: Tue, May 5th 2009
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Yeah Initially friction with a small amount of inertia once moving. However if your talking about force as energy thats very different then it becomes the birth of the universe that moves the car :pBy: Chris19579
Date of comment: Tue, May 5th 2009
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