A vehicle travels at 40 km/hr and skids to a stop in 16 m. How far will the same vehicle skid if it was traveling at 80 km/hr?
Velocity, v = 40 x 5/18 = 11.11 m/s
a = v^2/(2d)
a = 11.11^2/(2 x 16) = 3.86 m/s^2
Now again
D = ( 80* 5/18)^2/ (2 x 3.86)
D = 5.76 m
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