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What is the formula for stopping distance?! PLEASE I NEED HELP!!!
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There is no formula for stopping distance specifically. There are many formulas you could use for such problems. However, I think you may be thinking of this equation \[v _{f}^2=v _{0}^2+2a \delta x\] so the final velocity squared equals the initial velocity squared plus two times the product acceleration and the change in distance (stopping distance???).
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