tripling the speed of vehicle multiplies the minimum distance needed for stopping it by..?
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The distance is directly proportional to the square of the velocity.
Since the new velocity is 3 times the original velocity, the new distance is 3^2 times the original distance.
Since the new velocity is 3 times the original velocity, the new distance is 3^2 times the original distance.
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