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When a car travelling at a high speed, takes a turn at a sharp bend, the people inside the car experience an outward pull. Why does this happen?
When a car travelling at a high speed, takes a turn at a sharp bend, the people inside the car experience an outward pull. Why does this happen?
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The correct option is B due to Innertia of direction
Inertia of direction is the resistance offered by a body to its change in direction of motion. Thus the passengers tend to remain in the original direction whereas the car moves in a different direction. Hence, when a car travelling at a high speed takes a turn at a sharp bend, the people inside the car experience an outward pull.
due to Innertia of direction
Inertia of direction is the resistance offered by a body to its change in direction of motion. Thus the passengers tend to remain in the original direction whereas the car moves in a different direction. Hence, when a car travelling at a high speed takes a turn at a sharp bend, the people inside the car experience an outward pull.
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