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Is it possible for a wheels forward velocity to increase when separated from a moving vehicle? If so please describe what makes this possible?
No, wheels cannot increase velocity when separated from a vehicle. In order to increase velocity, there needs to be a force acting on the object. Without the vehicle, there is no force to propel the wheels forward.
Wheels contribute to the velocity of a vehicle by providing a means of converting the rotational motion of the engine into linear motion. This allows the vehicle to move forward and increase its velocity.
No, it is not possible for wheels to increase velocity if they are not connected to a motorized vehicle. The wheels need a source of power, such as an engine, to rotate and generate movement.
Yes, changing the size of the wheels can affect the velocity of a vehicle. Larger wheels have a greater circumference, meaning they cover more distance with one rotation. This can result in an increase in velocity. However, other factors such as weight and friction also play a role in determining the overall velocity of a vehicle.
Yes, there are other factors besides wheels that can affect the velocity of a vehicle. Some of these factors include the weight of the vehicle, the power of the engine, and the terrain the vehicle is traveling on. Other external factors such as air resistance and inclines can also impact velocity.