1) ) A car is travelling at 37. m/ s. The driver hits their brakes and...
1) ) A car is travelling at 37. m/ s. The driver hits their brakes and decelerates at 4.5 m/ s^2. How much distance does the car need to stop?
2) Suppose a child pulls a wagon horizontally. The child exerts a force of 51. N and there is frictional force of 18 N acting on the wagon, which opposes the motion. The mass of the wagon is 17.6 kg. (a) Draw a free body diagram for the wagon. (b) Determine the acceleration of the wagon.
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