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A driver in a car traveling at a speed of
62 mi/h sees a deer 112 m away on the road.
Calculate the magnitude of the acceleration necessary for the car to stop just barely missing the deer (assuming that the deer does not
move in the meantime).

Answer in units of m/s2
14 years ago

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