Why does a car move forward while traveling on a road, even though its wheels are equipped to spin backwards? a. the force of the road is greater than the force of the tires c. the force of the tires overcomes the force of the road b. the reaction force of the road pushes the wheels forward d. the wheels only appear to spin backwards

Answer;

B. The reaction force of the road pushes the wheels forward

Explanation;When the car is in motion the tires push against the road and the road pushes with an equal force. The wheel/road force-pair is always equal and opposite. Also the car pushes against the air with an equal and opposite force.  The car moves forward since the wheel/road force pair  is greater than the air/car force pair. That is, when the thrust is greater than the drag, the car accelerates according to the Newton's second law, which states that the resultant force is directly proportional to the rate of change in momentum.

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