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andyrk
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Friction opposes motion. When a car is turning around a curved road, the friction between the tyres and the roads provides the necessary centripetal force. That is, the frictional force would be in the same direction the driver is turning in. So would motion of the wheels be opposite to friction? This is not the case since the wheels turn where friction acts.. So why is this happening?
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