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AS in, the forces affecting the cars motion are: Inertia in the direction of motion Air resistance against the direction of motion Centripetal forces sideways Or am I looking at this the wrong way?

Thanks a lot. So basically for the second question, the forces are inertia (for), air resistance (against) and centripetal force (sideways)?

Hi guys, Just two questions: 1. When a car is going around a curve, in order to avoid flying off does the friction force have to equal the centripetal force or can it be greater? 2. What forces cause a change in velocity in a car going around an icy curve? Thanks heaps

Hey guys, Would anyone be willing to take a quick look at my assignment on the impacts of the budget (2 pages) and tell me what you think? Thanks a lot :)