Н.W.The brakes are applied to a vehicle with a mass of 1.7 Mg while it isdescending a l-in-9 gradient at a 15 m/s velocity. If the coefficient ofadhesion is 0.54, what maximum deceleration is possible, how long willit take to bring the vehicle to rest, and what would the braking distancebe?

Given data:- The mass of the vehicle m = 1.7 Mg = 1.7 x 103 kg its path slop is 1 in 9 gradient…

The brakes are applied to a vehicle with a mass of 1.7 Mg w descending a l-in-9 gradient at a 15 m/s velocity. If the coef adhesion is 0.54, what maximum deceleration is possible, how it take to bring the vehicle to rest, and what would the braking be?

The brakes are applied to a vehicle with a mass of 1.7 Mg w descending a l-in-9 gradient at a 15 m/s velocity. If the coef adhesion is 0.54, what maximum deceleration is possible, how it take to bring the vehicle to rest, and what would the braking be?

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The brakes are applied to a vehicle with a mass of 1.7 Mg while it is
descending a l-in-9 gradient at a 15 m/s velocity. If the coefficient of
adhesion is 0.54, what maximum deceleration is possible, how long will
it take to bring the vehicle to rest, and what would the braking distance
be?

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