The driving wheel of a car travelling at a constant velocity has a torque of 137 N
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The driving wheel of a car travelling at a constant velocity has a torque of 137 N m applied to it by the axle that drives the car (Figure 4.26). The radius of the tyre is 0.18m. Calculate the driving force provided by this wheel.
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