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Newton 's First Law and

The First Law states ethet avn object wil remain at ret or move in a framt line at constant speed unless acted upon by an external force. During cording, the authorle external forces such as lateralas friction and steining inputs that change its direction.

Applying Newton 's Second Law

The Command Law relates force, mass, and caspiráción: datoly1; FLT: 0 '3; FL3; F = m × a' 1d '1d; FLT: 1' 3d;. In correcing, the laterál casculation causes the dangle o the 's mass and the desired curvature of the turn.

Modeling Gasple Trajectory

To model the forece acting on the carrille are analized, including tire- road friction, steering angle, and carrile speed. The balance of these forces determines the radiules of the turn and the authorle 's path.

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