Science, asked by mjha89155p89kjn, 1 year ago

A car coming to rest once its engine is switched off . Which force is exerting here

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Answered by SoundStorm14

As the car engine is turned off, the frictional force slows the car down. Hope it helps

mjha89155p89kjn: How

SoundStorm14: The frictional force acts against the motion of the car and slows it down

mjha89155p89kjn: car is not stopped by itself it is switched off by a person

SoundStorm14: the car engine is turned off. so there is no force to make it keep going and hence the frictional force overpowers the force of the motion of the car and it slows down

mjha89155p89kjn: I think its electrostatic force

SoundStorm14: no

SoundStorm14: it is frictional force

mjha89155p89kjn: thanks I understood

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