Physics, 03.10.2021 04:50 lcaulkett27
A mobile decreases its speed uniformly from 100 km/h to 14 m/s.
14 m/s. If for this it had to brake for 1500 m.
Calculate:
a). What acceleration did the brakes produce?
b). How much time did it take to brake?
please
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