Question
In 10.0 seconds, the braking of an automobile reduces its speed from 58 miles per hour to 32 miles per hour. How far doe...
In 10.0 seconds, the braking of an automobile reduces its speed from 58 miles per hour to 32 miles per hour. How far does the vehicle drive during this time?
Note: 1 mile Equals 1609 meters.
Answer
The vehicle travels 174.31 m during braking.
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