i need the answer quickly A 3000-kg car moving at 30 m/s on a straight road is stopped within 200 m by applyingbrakes. What was the breaking force?29400 N6750 NO 9000 NO 3000 N

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A 3000-kg čar moving at 30 m/s on a straight road is stopped within 200 m by applying orakes. What was the breaking force? O 29400 N O 6750 N O 9000 N 2 3000 N

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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O 9000 N
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