In three to five sentences, identify two components of the control subsystem of a vehicle, and use them

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tekilochka [14]1 year ago

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Answer:

The control subsystem of a vehicle can have several parts. Two examples are the braking and steering wheel. If the subsystem were to malfunction, driving could potentially be dangerous due to the fact that the car could go out of control and make an impact on another car. For example, if the brakes aren’t working you cannot stop the vehicle in time and if the steering wheels went you can’t move the vehicle.

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