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2 years ago

Traffic officials indicate, it takes longer to ______ when you drive fast.

Physics

2 answers:

Lyrx [107]2 years ago

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Answer:

Stop

Explanation:

when we drive fast it will be take longer time to stop.

As car is moving fast the acceleration will be to decelerate we have to apply brake.

By applying brake the car decelerates very fast as deceleration is the change in velocity per unit time. change in velocity is very high so deceleration will be high.

when the brake is applied the distance travel by the high speed vehicle will be more than the vehicle moving at slow speed.

nignag [31]2 years ago

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The answer in the blank is that it is difficult to accelerate at decelerate the vehicle when it is on a fast speed because having a fast speed makes it difficult to adjust the meter as well as if you try to decelerate the vehicle, it could burn out the tires and engine as it is in the fast speed, in accelerating it, it could also be complicated because it would only make the car faster enough that you may no longer control of how to stop it.

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