• Question 1Hennessey Venom F5, one of theworld's fastest car today is able toreach top speed at 480 kph during atest drive. If the coefficient of frictionon the straight horizontal race track is0.6, at what distance from thestopping point did he applied hisbrakes?Question 2Calculate the modulus ofelasticity of the subgrade in MPa, ifthe modulus of elasticity of thepavement is 2900 MPa and thestiffness factor is 0.549.

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Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Question 1 Hennessey Venom F5, one of the world's fastest car today is able to reach top speed at 480 kph during a test drive. If the coefficient of friction on the straight horizontal race track is 0.6, at what distance from the stopping point did he applied his brakes?