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marshall27 [118]
3 years ago
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Ô tô có khối lượng m (kg) đặt tại trung tâm h . Khoảng cách từ h tới 2 bánh xe hai bên của a (m) và b (m) , khoảng cách vết bánh

xe AB = L ( m) . Ô tô không bị trượt ngang và đang quay vòng trên đoạn đường có góc nghiêng aphal , bán kính quay vòng r ( m ), vận tốc xe v ( m/s ). Tính chiều cao trọng tâm lớn nhất để xe không bị lật ngang .
Engineering
1 answer:
Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago
6 0

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