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2. A moving car suddenly comes to a rest after applying brakes. branch of physics do you think is appropriate to explain this phenomenon?
(a) Mechanics
(b) Acoustics
(c) Electromagnetism
(d) Nuclear physics
(e) None of the above
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(a) Mechanics.
Braking is explained by mechanics (dynamics and friction): the brake applies a frictional force that produces a deceleration (by Newton's second law) and converts the car's kinetic energy into heat (work done against friction).
Braking is explained by mechanics (dynamics and friction): the brake applies a frictional force that produces a deceleration (by Newton's second law) and converts the car's kinetic energy into heat (work done against friction).
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