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2 1 point wiki How to Make Right, Left, and U Turns As vehicles round corners, the inner tire travels a shorter distance than the outer tire -- this is a potential problem if the driving wheels are rotating with the same axle at the same rotational velocity. This problem is handled in most cars by a very clever mechanical device called a "Differential" which allows the outer tire to rotate faster than the inner tire to catch up with it. Suppose a car turns 63 degree to the right. If the driving wheels are separated by 1.51m (aka "track width"), how much further does the left wheel travel compared to the right wheel? (The answer might surprise you.) (hint, think about the distance traveled by each wheel as an arc length of a given subtended angle, and then subtract them from each other.) Type your answer...