Question #347283

When the driver of a car travelling at 72km/h suddenly sees a pedestrian in front of the car , he applies the brakes. Consider the reaction time of the driver is 0.2s. if the maximum deceleration that the brakes can produce is 20m/s2, Find the maximum stopping distance for the car


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2022-06-01T12:48:52-0400
d=d1+d2=vt+v22ad=d_1+d_2=vt+\frac{v^2}{2a}

d=20m/s0.2s+(20m/s)2/(220m/s2)=14md={\rm 20\: m/s*0.2\: s+(20\: m/s)^2/(2*20\: m/s^2)}\\ =14\:\rm m


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