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OpenStudy (anonymous):

You're driving at speed v_0 when you spot a stationary moose on the road, a distance d ahead. Find an expression for the magnitude of the acceleration you need if you're to stop before hitting the moose. Please explain thanks.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

you can use the equation \[v _{f}^{2}=v _{0^{}}^{2} + 2a \delta x\] where delta x = d, the final velocity = 0, from there you can write an expression for acceleration. It should look like \[(v _{f}^{2}- v _{0^{}}^{2})/2 \delta x = a\]

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