Asked by Nina
When the brakes of a certain car are applied, a deceleration of 6.0 sec squared is produced. a) How much time will it take to bring the car to a halt from an initial speed of 110km/hr? b) How far will it travel in that time?
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Answered by
drwls
If the braking distance is X, and v is the initial velocity, the relationship is
T = V/a
Solve the braking time T. distance X.
For the braking distance X, use
X = Vaverage*T = (V/2)*T = V^2/(2a)
You will have to convert your
T = V/a
Solve the braking time T. distance X.
For the braking distance X, use
X = Vaverage*T = (V/2)*T = V^2/(2a)
You will have to convert your
Answered by
Nina
what am I converting?
Answered by
alexon magquilat
bleeh:D
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