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If the car travels at the speed of SPq1, what braking force must be applied for...
If the car travels at the speed of SPq1, what braking force
must be applied for the car to come to
a complete stop in Xq1
sq1=34.72m/s
Xq1=165m
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Answer #1
Mass was not provided ,please substitute m and get your answer from the F=7.306m
From Kinematic equation
when car comes to stop ,final velocity is zero i.e V=0.since the car is decelerating acceleration is negative.
The Braking force required to stop the car is
Here Mass of car was not given ,for example i am considering mass of car on average m=1500 kg
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