A car skids to a stop, leaving four skid marks with an average length of 60 feet. The road is asphalt. Skid tests reveal a drag
factor of 0.75. Since all four wheels were braking, the braking efficiency is 100% or 1.00. To the nearest mile per hour, what was the car’s speed at the time of the accident.
The sum must be larger (not equal to) the longest side. If it's exactly the same, there's no room to for the shorter two sides to angle up to form a triangle.