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A 1200 kg car traveling 15 m/s needs to stop in 0.8 seconds to avoid hitting...

A 1200 kg car traveling 15 m/s needs to stop in 0.8 seconds to avoid hitting a pedestrian. a.)What impulse must the car receive? b.) What average force does this mean must be applied? c.) What is the three-part name of this force? d.) If a typical tire has a coefficient of friction of 0.6, will the car stop in time?

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