Use #4 to answer #5, please! 4. How much force was required to bring granny's 1200-kg car to rest from 90 mph (40 m/s) in 2 seconds?чо1200. 2/200240024 ки5. By the time granny's car (from the question above) had stopped from the applied force, how far had ittravelled?<<+

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Given value--- Mass = 1200 kg. Initial speed = 40 m/s. Time = 2 sec. Final speed = 0 m/s. We have…

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4. How much force was required to bring granny's 1200-kg car to rest from 90 mph (40 m/s) in 2 seconds? чо 1200 14/2/2 = 2400 < ч ки 24 5. By the time granny's car (from the question above) had stopped from the applied force, how far had it travelled?

4. How much force was required to bring granny's 1200-kg car to rest from 90 mph (40 m/s) in 2 seconds? чо 1200 14/2/2 = 2400 < ч ки 24 5. By the time granny's car (from the question above) had stopped from the applied force, how far had it travelled?

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