PROBLEM 2.2429. A fighter jet lands on the deck of an aircraft carrier. It touches down with aspeed of 75 m/s and comes to a complete stop over a distance of 200 m. If thisprocess happens with constant deceleration, what is the speed of the jet 50 mbefore its final stopping location?66.95 m/s65.95 m/sc. 67.95 m/sd. 68.95 m/sa.b.

Given: The initial speed of a fighter jet is u=75 m/s. The distance covered by a fighter jet before…

Answered: 29. A fighter jet lands on the deck of…

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