Before the driver applies the brakes ( with the reaction time ):
d 1 = v0 · t = 20 m/s · 0.53 s = 10.6 m
After that:
v = v0 - a · t1
0 = 20 m/s - 7 · t1
7 · t1 = 20
t1 = 2.86 s
d 2 = v 0 · t1 - a · t1² / 2
d 2 = 20 m/s · 2.86 s - 7 m/s² · (2.86 s)²/2 = 57.2 m - 28.6 m = 28.6 m
d = d 1 + d 2 = 10.6 m + 28.6 m = 39.2 m
Answer: the stopping distance of a car is 39.2 m.
4+8 is 12 so yes it is correct!!!
Since we have 2 numbers, we'll be square rooting.
All we have to do to find the mean is multiply & square root the products.
30 × 6 = 180

You can use the same process and check my answer if you'd like; I rounded the square root, so you may get a different answer.
The answer to this question is 32
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The <u><em>Trapezoid Mid-segment Theorem</em></u>. states that the length of the mid-segment is equal to the sum of the base lengths divided by two.
so

we have

substitute the given values
