(IV) What do you do if your vehicle is
trapped on a slippery or a sandy road?
What is the physics involved?
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The physics between cars skidding on snow vs ice are quite different. In the case of ice it’s the coefficient of friction between the tire and the ice With snow it’s the sheer strength of the snow crystals against each other.
When a car is traveling on dry pavement it can accelerate or decelerate because of the friction between the road and the tires. On dry pavement when you accelerate too fast you can have a tire burn out.
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Try to increase the friction at that place because due to decrease in friction amount the wheels slips .
Here the friction is applied which is less on roughly surface
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