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Given s = 0.30/(60-u), where s is spacing in miles and u is the speed in...
Given s = 0.30/(60-u), where s is spacing in miles and u is the
speed in miles per hour
(mi/h), derive the relationships u-k, u-q, and q-k. Also, estimate
the capacity (i.e.qmax) of
the roadway.
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