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Why driven wheels need different cornering speeds
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During an ordinary turn without wheel slip, the outer wheel follows a longer path than the inner wheel. The differential allows the driven wheels to rotate at different speeds, so the inner driven wheel can turn more slowly while both follow their paths.
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