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A car is travelling at 60km/h when applies his brakes.If the car decelerates uniformly at 5.6m/s2,how far does the car go after the brakes are applied before coming to rest?

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well, 60 km/hr = 16.67 m/s

v(t) = 16.67 - 5.6t
set v=0 and solve for t, then plug that into

s(t) = 16.67t - 2.8t^2

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