Answer to Question #181134 in Physics for Andu

Question #181134

1. Why does the loaded car, for the same engine power, move at a slower speed than when unloaded?

Expert's answer

Because according to Newton's second law, the acceleration a loaded car can achieve decreases with the increase of mass.

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