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Suppose your car has a maximum straight-line braking acceleration of 5.0 2 . Calculate the stopping distance for the following initial speeds: (a) 24.6 [~55 ℎ], (b) 31.3 [~70 ℎ], and
(c) 38 [~85 ℎ]. (d) How is stopping distance related to your initial speed?
(e) What effect does
doubling your speed have on stopping distance?
(f) Suppose you increase your speed by 15%, what is
the percent increase of your stopping distance?

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