Physics, 07.03.2020 05:45 serianmollel
You slam on the brakes of your car in a panic and skid a distance X on a straight, level road. If you had been traveling half as fast under the same road conditions, you would have skidded a distance
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' be the velocity of the car where the brakes are slammed on and 'a' be the constant deceleration gained by the car before coming to stop after skidding a distance 'X' at time 't' where final velocity '
', then as can be seen from the figure,
' be the distance where the brakes are slammed on and '
' be the distance from the same point 'O' where the car stops, then
' and would have been skidding a distance 'Y', then from the above equation substituting the velocity we can have
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