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OpenStudy (betterthanvalentyn):

A car travelling along a straight level road at 20m.s^-1 brakes at 1.6m.s^-2 when it is 140 m away from a stop street. What is the greatest possible distance from the stop street that the car will come to a rest? Does anyone know how to do this? Cant get my head around to figuring it out...

OpenStudy (betterthanvalentyn):

@3mar

OpenStudy (betterthanvalentyn):

@Elsa213

OpenStudy (betterthanvalentyn):

@mathmale

OpenStudy (betterthanvalentyn):

@Emeric

OpenStudy (emeric):

There's your answer its 125 Meters

OpenStudy (betterthanvalentyn):

Thanks man! I forgot to minus it thats why it went wrong lol

OpenStudy (emeric):

YOU ARE WELCOME

OpenStudy (3mar):

@Emeric You deserve it! Thank you.

OpenStudy (3mar):

And there is another way you can find the distance using one step: The third law of motion..... |dw:1481834296929:dw| So it will stop before reaching the stop street (140-125=15 m)

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