As the engine speed increases, which force acts against the spring ten – McqOptions

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1.	As the engine speed increases, which force acts against the spring tension?
A.	Rolling force
B.	Friction force
C.	Centrifugal force
D.	Both rolling and friction force
Answer» D. Both rolling and friction force

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