Automotive physics: Teaching students about inverse velocity forces and fast cars

The inverse velocity force is often skipped in introductory physics courses, leaving a gap in students’ understanding of velocity-dependent forces and their zippy applications.

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Scilight
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2026-07-23
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https://doi.org/10.1063/10.0044344
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Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
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Automotive physics: Teaching students about inverse velocity forces and fast cars

Anashe Bandari
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Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
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Automotive physics: Teaching students about inverse velocity forces and fast cars

Anashe Bandari
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Abstract

The inverse velocity force is often skipped in introductory physics courses, leaving a gap in students’ understanding of velocity-dependent forces and their zippy applications.

ScilightVol. 2026(30)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
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