(b)Table Q2(b) shows the information of a front-drive vehicle parameters.Table Q2(b): Vehicle parametersNoParameterWeight at front axleWeight at rear axleValue1.8,674 N25,115 N32.667 mWheelbaseCG heightCoefficient of friction40.4826 m0.621.524 mTreadFinal drive ratio6.73.700.319 m1288 Nm/deg840 Nm/deg8.Tire sizeRoll stiffness at front axleRoll stiffness at rear axle10(i)Determine the maximum tractive force with locking differential (independentfront suspension) in unit N.(ii)Based on Question 2 (b)(i), determine the maximum longitudinal accelerationof the vehicle in unit m/s?.

(i) Write the given data. b=2.667 mh=0.4826 ml=1.524 mμ=0.62W=8674+5115=13789 N

(b) Table Q2(b) shows the information of a front-drive vehicle parameters. Table Q2(b): Vehicle parameters No Parameter Weight at front axle Weight at rear axle Value 8,674 N 5,115 N 2.667 m 1 2 3 Wheelbase CG height| Coefficient of friction 4 0.4826 m 5 0.62 1.524 m Tread Final drive ratio Tire size Roll stiffness at front axle Roll stiffness at rear axle 7 3.70 0.319 m 1288 Nm/deg 840 Nm/deg 9. 10 (i) Determine the maximum tractive force with locking differential (independent front suspension) in unit N. (ii) Based on Question 2 (b)(i), determine the maximum longitudinal acceleration of the vehicle in unit m/s².

(b) Table Q2(b) shows the information of a front-drive vehicle parameters. Table Q2(b): Vehicle parameters No Parameter Weight at front axle Weight at rear axle Value 8,674 N 5,115 N 2.667 m 1 2 3 Wheelbase CG height| Coefficient of friction 4 0.4826 m 5 0.62 1.524 m Tread Final drive ratio Tire size Roll stiffness at front axle Roll stiffness at rear axle 7 3.70 0.319 m 1288 Nm/deg 840 Nm/deg 9. 10 (i) Determine the maximum tractive force with locking differential (independent front suspension) in unit N. (ii) Based on Question 2 (b)(i), determine the maximum longitudinal acceleration of the vehicle in unit m/s².

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