You take the same bend near Cauberg first at 30 km/h, then at 60 km/h. How does the centrifugal force at 60 km/h relate to that at 30 km/h?
- Twice as large
- ✓ Four times as large
Correct answer: Four times as large
Explanation
At 60 km/h the centrifugal force is four times as large as at 30 km/h, not twice
Why learners get this wrong
- At 60 km/h the centrifugal force is four times as large as at 30 km/h, not twice
Topic: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
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- Core: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
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