the car with a speed of 50km/h can be stopped by breaks at least 6m. what is the minimum stopping distance of a car if the car is moving at a speed of 100km/h
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50km/h =6m
1km/h=6/50m
100km/h=6/50*100 m
=12m
1km/h=6/50m
100km/h=6/50*100 m
=12m
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2aS=v²-u²
here, v=0m/s
u=50km/hr
that is=50×5/18
=13.8m/s
=19m/s approx.
2a6=o²-19²
12a=-361
a=-30m/s²
2×30×s=0²-27.7²
60s=767.29
s=12.78m
here, v=0m/s
u=50km/hr
that is=50×5/18
=13.8m/s
=19m/s approx.
2a6=o²-19²
12a=-361
a=-30m/s²
2×30×s=0²-27.7²
60s=767.29
s=12.78m
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