Question

question 4 not yet answered marked out of 1.00 flag question during cornering, centrifugal force acts on a vehicle to produce: select one: a. under - steer. b. side force. c. over - steer. d. slip angle.

Explanation:

Centrifugal force acting on a vehicle during cornering can cause the front - wheels to not turn as sharply as intended, resulting in under - steer. Under - steer is when the vehicle tends to continue moving in a more straight - line path instead of following the intended curved path. Side force is a general term related to lateral forces but not the direct result of centrifugal force in this context. Over - steer is caused by other factors related to rear - wheel behavior. Slip angle is related to tire behavior and not the direct product of centrifugal force in terms of vehicle motion during cornering.

Answer:

A. under - steer