so this really depends on HP ( horse power) if a car has more horse power than a truck than it will accelerate faster and also cause cars are lighter than trucks. so you have power and less weight than a truck. so to answer your question it depends on the car and the truck. how much HP either one has and how heavy they are,
When a car pushes a truck, the car's engine provides the necessary force to accelerate both vehicles. As the car gains speed, the force of friction between the tires and the road decreases, allowing the car to reach cruising speed.
Accelerate - gravity will always try to pull the car downhill.
Braking
Well,the small car weighs less then the dump truck,correct? It's similar to, "Why is it easier to lift a feather then a 20 pound weight?". And,since the dump truck is bigger,it gains more speed from its weight,and once it gets going,it's hard to stop.
Whichever is lighter will accelerate more quickly.
yes a car is not a truck.
A car goes faster when you accelerate. It slows down when you brake.
My truck flutter and temperture gauge drop at the same time
I don't have a car.
your accelerator is finished (broken)* basically you don't have an accelerate, just two brakes :3
According to Newton's second law, the acceleration of a body is directly proportional to the net force and inversely proportional to its mass, a = F/m. Therefore, a less massive truck would be easier to accelerate ("decelerate") to a stop than a more massive truck.
Check motor mounts