Subject :- Mechanical Engineering mmF. mdVdtavdtaThese forces are the driving force (Fe) generated by the vehicle's engine, thedrag force (Fa) due to air resistance, the friction force (Fr.) on the wheel and thegravitational force (Fm) due to the inclined plane.=FaI have determined the longitudinal dynamics of a vehicle. According to thesedynamics, the differential equation that gives the speed of the vehicle is asfollows.=MFeFa-Fm-FrVF₁1Te: Torque, r = wheel radius-CaragpAV² - Crmgcos(a) — mgsin(a)Draw the block diagram of this system.Fe

There is a driving force in the positive longitudinal direction and in the negative longitudinal…

F. m m a Fd dV m = Fe-Fa-Fm - Fr dt dv dt T = These forces are the driving force (F₂) generated by the vehicle's engine, the drag force (Fa) due to air resistance, the friction force (Fr.) on the wheel and the gravitational force (Fm) due to the inclined plane. M I have determined the longitudinal dynamics of a vehicle. According to these dynamics, the differential equation that gives the speed of the vehicle is as follows. F₁ CaragpAV2 - Crmgcos(a) - mgsin(a) 1 Te: Torque, r = wheel radius →Fe Draw the block diagram of this system.

F. m m a Fd dV m = Fe-Fa-Fm - Fr dt dv dt T = These forces are the driving force (F₂) generated by the vehicle's engine, the drag force (Fa) due to air resistance, the friction force (Fr.) on the wheel and the gravitational force (Fm) due to the inclined plane. M I have determined the longitudinal dynamics of a vehicle. According to these dynamics, the differential equation that gives the speed of the vehicle is as follows. F₁ CaragpAV2 - Crmgcos(a) - mgsin(a) 1 Te: Torque, r = wheel radius →Fe Draw the block diagram of this system.

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