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Alexxandr [17]
3 years ago
6

A 1200kg car is driving at 40m/s on a wet asphalt road. If the driver slams on the brakes and the car skids to a halt. a)What is

the Force of friction acting on the car?
b) What would the force of friction be if the road was dry?

c) Will the car go farther when the road is wet or dry? Explain
Physics
2 answers:
qwelly [4]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

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It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadnessIt's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

Gather all your friends, it's Meme Time

It's Meme Time, it's Meme Time

The only cure for sadness

Explanation:

ycow [4]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

the answer is B

Explanation:

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