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The formula doesn't always hold true, but a general guideline is this:

- You can deduce the wheel configuration from the wheel formula.
- In the wheel formula, you add up the wheel locations, not the individual wheels. Double wheels count as one location.
- You state the number of steered wheels, but only if there are steered leading or trailing axles in addition.

Semi-trailers and trailers do not have a wheel formula because they are pulled and do not have their own wheel configurations.

What wheel location characteristics are represented in a wheel formula?

A. The number of lifted wheel locations.
B. The number of driven wheel locations.
C. The number of steered wheel locations.
D. The number of wheel locations.



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Final answer:

The wheel formula in a vehicle configuration represents the driven wheel locations, steered wheel locations, and total wheel locations.


Explanation:

Wheel Formula Characteristics

The wheel formula represents the number of driven wheel locations, steered wheel locations, and wheel locations in a vehicle's configuration. For instance, in a car, the driven wheel locations are where the engine power is transmitted to the wheels for propulsion, while steered wheel locations enable the vehicle to change direction.


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