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when a cyclist swueezes her brake lever, she can stop with an acceleration of -3.0m/s^2. how far will her bike travel while coming to a complete stop if her intital speed 11m/s
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you can use the kinematic equation \[(v_f)^{2}=(v_0)^{2}+2a \Delta(x)\]where vf = final velocity = 0, since the cyclist is stopping v0 = 11 m/s a = -3.0 m/s^2 and x is the stopping distance, which you're solving for plug in the appropriate quantites and solve for x.
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