Asked by Yousra

What are some sophisticated mathematical processes to compare two different cars?
Answered by drwls
I don't see why sophisticated mathematical processes are needed. Just compare the usual quoted specifications like 0 to 60 acceleration, miles per gallon, horsepower, storage volume etc.

You might try computing the aerodynamic drag coefficient. Only a supercomputer can do that. That's why some still use wind tunnels.
Answered by Jake1214
I'm not sure what you meant by mathematical processes... but maybe measuring their velocities and times and then do a calculation on their accelerations?

You can also apply math to find out their gasoline utilization efficiency. Measure how far a car can go (distance) before using up 10 gallons of gas or however you like to measure.
Answered by drwls
To better understand the grade level of this question, it would help to know that the "ib" means in the subject title.
Answered by Nick
IB stands for international baccalaureate. it's a rigorous program, kinda like AP but with different requirements.
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