Please answer this problem in 15 minutes, need a correct answer with complete solution. Subject is Highway Engineering. Box the final answer and do not shortcut your solution. I will give an upvote if it satisfies. Thank you! A vehicle that is moving on a wet road that has difference in elevation of 3 m on both ends. Starting point is higher than the end point. The horizontal length of the road is 100 m ends at an initial speed of 50 km/h and is needed to stop. What is its braking distance?

Please answer this problem in 15 minutes, need a correct answer with complete solution. Subject is Highway Engineering. Box the final answer and do not shortcut your solution. I will give an upvote if it satisfies. Thank you! A vehicle that is moving on a wet road that has difference in elevation of 3 m on both ends. Starting point is higher than the end point. The horizontal length of the road is 100 m ends at an initial speed of 50 km/h and is needed to stop. What is its braking distance?

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