The correct steering formula is
where $$\phi $$ and $$\theta $$ = Angle made by outside and inside front wheels respectively with the axle at their extreme positions;
b = Wheel base, and c = Distance between the pivot points of the front axle.

A) $$\cot \phi - \cot \theta = {c \over b}$$ B) $$\cot \theta - \cot \phi = {b \over c}$$ C) $$2\cot \phi = l\cot \theta $$ D) $$2\cot \theta = l\cot \phi $$

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Correct Answer: Option A

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The correct steering formula is where $$\phi $$ and $$\theta $$ = Angle made by outside and inside front wheels respectively with the axle at their extreme positions; b = Wheel base, and c = Distance between the pivot points of the front axle.

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The correct steering formula is
where $$\phi $$ and $$\theta $$ = Angle made by outside and inside front wheels respectively with the axle at their extreme positions;
b = Wheel base, and c = Distance between the pivot points of the front axle.