#technical physics

The momentum to turn to the left was given to the car before the jump, so that when landing it has more load on the right side than it weighs itself (therefore it only bounce at the left), what sufficiently enhances the grip of the right rear wheel (which is the only one to land on the asphalt) to prevent oversteering as well as the right front wheel (which reaches the asphalt just in time) to prevent understeering.

Technical Physics 1 Lecture

Introduction Technical physics is the physics course for those who are going into a technical field that does not so easily fall under strict science or strict engineering. While the math in this course is less complicated than the physics courses for Scientists and Engineering, I feel that this makes the course more difficult to understand. This stems from the fact that understanding the more…