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(a) The mass of a car is 1342 kg. Its semi-wheelbases a₁ and a₂ are respectively 1.51 and 1.10 m, without passengers. When 2 people get in, the position of the centre of mass shifts forward by 4 cm. The occupants have the same mass and they are seating in the front seats. If the overall load on the front axle of the car is 6420 N, what is the weight of each passenger? (c) The two people seen in (a) are using the vehicle to perform a left turn, with yaw rate 20 deg/s, u=55 km/h, v=1.84 km/h. The vehicle front and rear tracks are the same, 1.5 m. Calculate the value of the vehicle sideslip angle (in deg). Calculate the value of the sideslip angle at each wheel centre (in deg), using a clear notation.

(a) The mass of a car is 1342 kg. Its semi-wheelbases a₁ and a₂ are respectively 1.51 and 1.10 m, without passengers. When 2 people get in, the position of the centre of mass shifts forward by 4 cm. The occupants have the same mass and they are seating in the front seats. If the overall load on the front axle of the car is 6420 N, what is the weight of each passenger? (c) The two people seen in (a) are using the vehicle to perform a left turn, with yaw rate 20 deg/s, u=55 km/h, v=1.84 km/h. The vehicle front and rear tracks are the same, 1.5 m. Calculate the value of the vehicle sideslip angle (in deg). Calculate the value of the sideslip angle at each wheel centre (in deg), using a clear notation.

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(a) The mass of a car is 1342 kg. Its semi-wheelbases a₁ and a₂ are respectively 1.51 and 1.10 m, without passengers. When 2 people get in, the position of the centre of mass shifts forward by 4 cm. The occupants have the same mass and they are seating in the front seats. If the overall load on the front axle of the car is 6420 N, what is the weight of each passenger? (c) The two people seen in (a) are using the vehicle to perform a left turn, with yaw rate 20 deg/s, u=55 km/h, v=1.84 km/h. The vehicle front and rear tracks are the same, 1.5 m. Calculate the value of the vehicle sideslip angle (in deg). Calculate the value of the sideslip angle at each wheel centre (in deg), using a clear notation.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) The mass of a car is 1342 kg. Its semi-wheelbases a₁ and a₂ are respectively 1.51 and 1.10 m, without passengers. When 2 people get in, the position of the centre of mass shifts forward by 4 cm. The occupants have the same mass and they are seating in the front seats. If the overall load on the front axle of the car is 6420 N, what is the weight of each passenger? (c) The two people seen in (a) are using the vehicle to perform a left turn, with yaw rate 20 deg/s, u=55 km/h, v=1.84 km/h. The vehicle front and rear tracks are the same, 1.5 m. Calculate the value of the vehicle sideslip angle (in deg). Calculate the value of the sideslip angle at each wheel centre (in deg), using a clear notation.
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