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I think this is intuitively wrong for a vehicle with a gear wheel locked to geared track: the gears push against each other and acceleration would be possible e
by morsch 10y ago
I think this is intuitively wrong for a vehicle with a gear wheel locked to geared track: the gears push against each other and acceleration would be possible even in a zero g environment. Now, cars don't have gear wheels, but I assume the same principle applies.
Edit - here's a more stringent discussion: http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/75032/maximum-acceleration-for-wheel-driven-vehicle-from-standstill http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/75032/maximum-acc...