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Why is it that if deceleration is doubled, distance is halved?
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drwls
Stopping distance = (avg. velocity)*(time)
= (avg. velocity)*(max. velocity)/(deceleration rate)
= (1/2)(max. velocity)^2/(deceleration rate)
They are inversely related.
= (avg. velocity)*(max. velocity)/(deceleration rate)
= (1/2)(max. velocity)^2/(deceleration rate)
They are inversely related.
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