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3) The driver of a 3000 lb pedal. The magnitude of the frictional force exerted hy the car on the road is: oving at 60 ft/s a

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mans of a carcom) - 3000 lb Car (v) = 60ft/s velocity of frictional force acting on car (f) = 65+250) Kinetic energy of car (

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