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why a vehical slows down when breacks are applied

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Answered by edswx2476

Answer:

Friction. A vehicle slows down when brakes are applied. This is due to the force of friction which is there between the brake and the wheel of the vehicle.

Answered by adeshkumar85

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vehical slows down when breaks are applied , due to friction force acting between the brakes and wheels.

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why a vehical slows down when breacks are applied​

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vehical slows down when breaks are applied , due to friction force acting between the brakes and wheels.

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why a vehical slows down when breacks are applied