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When a race car drives around a circular path, it must accelerate toward the center of the track so it doesn’t hit the outer wall due to what? a. centripetal force b. gravitational force c. friction force
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When a race car drives around a circular path, it must accelerate toward the center of the track so it doesn’t hit the outer wall due to what?

a. centripetal force
b. gravitational force
c. friction force
d. momentum

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Gravitational Force

Step-by-step explanation:

If you enter a turn too fast, the front wheels will lose grip and possibly even the back wheels. This happens because of the gravitational force on the car.

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