If the toy car is on a smooth surface, there is less friction. Therefore, the car will most likely go faster. On the other hand, if the car is on a bumpy surface, there is plenty of friction. Therefore, the car will most likely go slower and stop at a shorter distance.
Two kinds of friction affecting mousetrap cars are rolling friction, which occurs when the wheels of the car roll on a surface, and sliding friction, which occurs when the moving parts of the car rub against each other or the surface. Both types of friction can affect the speed and efficiency of the mousetrap car.
Friction can affect a mousetrap car in several ways. Higher friction between the wheels and the surface can reduce its speed and efficiency. Properly managing friction through wheel alignment, tire type, and surface smoothness can help improve the performance of a mousetrap car.
A smooth surface like glass or polished wood will likely cause a toy car to roll faster due to reduced friction. In contrast, rough surfaces like carpet or concrete may slow down the toy car due to increased friction and resistance.
Two factors that affect the distance a toy car will take to stop after rolling down a ramp are the angle of the ramp and the friction between the wheels of the toy car and the surface of the ramp. A steeper ramp will cause the toy car to stop at a shorter distance, while a ramp with less friction will allow the toy car to roll further before stopping.
If the surface material is smoother and slipperier, the toy car will go faster. However, if the surface material is bumpier, then the toy car will not go as far.
Well let's see..if one surface is tape and one is glass...nah it doesn't matter the car will roll the same.
Only if you push it. On a perfectly flat surface, in neutral it will not roll without assistance.
yes
Yes, its exactly the same as a normal car A Lambo will probably roll faster down a hill than a VW Beetle
An anti-roll bar is a bar which is stressed to reduce the effect of a car leaning to one side during cornering.
yes, of course different surface different amount of friction
only if its a -3 otherwise i will have to much of a trampoline effect
Yes, the speed at which a toy car rolls can be affected by factors such as the weight of the car, the smoothness of the wheels, and the surface it is rolling on. Cars with less friction between the wheels and the surface will generally roll more quickly than cars with more friction.
If the toy car is on a smooth surface, there is less friction. Therefore, the car will most likely go faster. On the other hand, if the car is on a bumpy surface, there is plenty of friction. Therefore, the car will most likely go slower and stop at a shorter distance.
Volvo means I roll.
So that if it hits anything it does not effect your bike and plastic is the most lightest and strongest material.