how does the suspension work in a car?
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Get a glass of water. Hold it in your hand. Now bounce. Bend your knees up and down.
The water doesn’t spill, does it? Because you’re using your muscles to balance everything out and keep the water still and in the glass.
Bingo. That’s what your car’s suspension does. It’s the car’s knees and elbows and muscles absorbing many of the shocks and bumps. It keeps the passengers and cargo from bouncing around. Among other things.
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