Ar it at = 0 +÷(-24)(10²) = -1200 mPractice 2:The brakes of a car can provide a maximum deceleration of around x m/s2. If a car is traveling 100om with initial velocity of 20 m/s, what is the required time in which the car could stop?Dr. Bashax

using equations of motion v2 -u2 = 2as therefore acceleration a = (v2 -u2)/2s ----(1) also…

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Ar it at = 0 +÷(-24)(10²) = -1200 m
Practice 2:
The brakes of a car can provide a maximum deceleration of around x m/s2. If a car is traveling 100
om with initial velocity of 20 m/s, what is the required time in which the car could stop?
Dr. Bashax

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