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A 3500-kg car traveling at 65 km/h skids and hits a wall 3 seconds later. The...

A 3500-kg car traveling at 65 km/h skids and hits a wall 3 seconds later. The coefficient of friction between the tires and the road is 0.10. What is the speed of the car in m/s when it hits the wall?
  • A. 15.11
  • B. 12.64
  • C. 6.29
  • D. 0.14
  • E. 4.88
  • F. 8.58
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