III. A vehicle is travelling 105 km/h on a highway when the driver sees a moose in the middle of the lane.
A. Determine the distance travelled by the vehicle while the driver is reacting.
Assume the driver's reaction time is 1.50 S.

157.5 km

explanation:

the formula to find distance (d) is velocity(v) times time (t): d= v * t

so in this problem if you plug the values into the formula,

d= 105 * 1.50
157.5 = 105 * 1.50
157.5 = d

and to figure out what unit to use (km, s, or km/h) you pretty much just use common sense. if the problem asks for time you would give the number of seconds. if the problem asks for distance you would give the number of meters or kilometers depending on what’s in the problem. if the problem asks for the speed or velocity, you would give it the rate of time to distance such as kilometers per hour (km/h). always use the units that the problem asks!!

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