tire marks are due to the increase in thermal energy
Explanation:
When a tire is spinning at a given speed when the brakes are applied hard, the friction between the tire's particulate and the ground surface is high enough that some tire particles are transferred to the ground.
This is reflected in the heat transfer from the tire to the ground.
Consequently, tire marks are due to the increase in thermal energy and the change in the friction force of the tire.
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Because the Ferris wheel has two bars at the side that keep it in place so it doesn't roll away. The Ferris wheel only moves in one place. If the ferris wheel did roll then you would have a greater than one. If it did roll it would be dangerous.
