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Decide whether or not the functions are inverses of each other.
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Weight-Over-Axle
Refers to the amount of weight being carried by each axle of a vehicle, critical for determining safe loading limits and avoiding overloading.
Bridge Formula
The Bridge Formula is a regulatory weight formula used by transportation agencies to limit the maximum allowable weight that a vehicle can exert on a bridge or roadway, aiming to protect infrastructure from excessive wear and damage.
Uncomfortable Ride
An experience where a vehicle's journey is marked by excessive jolting, vibrations, or roughness, causing discomfort to the occupants.
Bogie Centerline
The central axis running through a bogie, which is a framework carrying wheels, attached to vehicles like trains and trailers for better load distribution.
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