5. Suppose that a 1,328 kg car is traveling at25 m/s. The car brakes can apply 6,435 N offorce. What is the time required for the car tostop?

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mass of car = m = 1328 kg initial velocity = Vi= 25 m/s force = F = 6435 N Final velocity = V = 0 (…

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5. Suppose that a 1,328 kg car is traveling at 25 m/s. The car brakes can apply 6,435 N of orce. What is the time required for the car to stop?

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