15-12-2022
Physics

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You are driving along a straight road at night at a constant speed of 26.5 m/s
when
you see a stalled car 75.2 m ahead. It will take you 0.75 seconds to react,
and then you will slam on your brakes, skidding to a halt in a time of 4.85
seconds. What would your total stopping distance be, from the moment you first
see the stalled car? What does this imply about whether you will hit the stalled
car or not?

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