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09-12-2022
Physics

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A 4 kg box sits in the back of your 1,400 kg car with a
coefficient of static friction between the box and your car
of 0.4. The car is traveling at 15 m/s. What is the minimum
stopping distance that can be obtained without the box
sliding?

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