Two cars are driving around a banked curve at a speed that is not too fast....
Two cars are driving around a banked curve at a speed that is not too fast. One car has really good tires (has lots of traction) and the other car has bad tires (bald with little traction). Which of these cars is more likely to slide on the pavement as it goes around the curve?
Two cars are driving around a banked curve at a speed that is not too fast. One car has really good tires (has lots of traction) and the other car has bad tires (bald with little traction). Which of these cars is more likely to slide on the pavement as it goes around the curve?
| the car with the good tires that have lots of traction |
| the car with the bald tires |
| Neither car will slide. |
| It depends on if the pavement is wet or dry. |
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