Question #143705
Mr. Sheppard is driving along a country road at 24.5 m/s when a deer jumps out in front of his vehicle (mass of car = 1510 kg). If the deer was 35.3 m in front of him when he applied the brakes, and the coefficient of friction between the tires and asphalt is 0.890, where will Mr. Sheppard’s car come to a stop in relation to the deer?
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2020-11-16T07:53:19-0500
V2=2as=2μgs24.52=2(0.89)(9.8)ss=34.4 mV^2=2as=2\mu gs\\24.5^2=2(0.89)(9.8)s\\s=34.4\ m

The distance from the deer is


Ss=35.334.4=0.9 mS-s=35.3-34.4=0.9\ m


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