2.) A test car furnished with antilock braking system stops at 88 m distance when brakes are applied at 100 km/h speed while travelling down a 3% grade on a test track with poor, wet pavement. During one of the tests at the same speed, the test car impacted an object at 100 m distance from the point of brake application on the same test track. The investigators found out that the antilock brake system failed 60 m after the brakes had been applied. What speed was the car travelling at just before it impacted the object? Notes: i. Assume theoretical braking distance ii. coefficient of road adhesion (maximum) = 0.60, iii. coefficient of road adhesion (sliding) = 0.30, coefficient of rolling resistance = 0.015, iv. V. mass factor = 1.04
2.) A test car furnished with antilock braking system stops at 88 m distance when brakes are applied at 100 km/h speed while travelling down a 3% grade on a test track with poor, wet pavement. During one of the tests at the same speed, the test car impacted an object at 100 m distance from the point of brake application on the same test track. The investigators found out that the antilock brake system failed 60 m after the brakes had been applied. What speed was the car travelling at just before it impacted the object? Notes: i. Assume theoretical braking distance ii. coefficient of road adhesion (maximum) = 0.60, iii. coefficient of road adhesion (sliding) = 0.30, coefficient of rolling resistance = 0.015, iv. V. mass factor = 1.04
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![2.) A test car furnished with antilock braking system stops at 88 m distance when brakes
are applied at 100 km/h speed while travelling down a 3% grade on a test track with
poor, wet pavement. During one of the tests at the same speed, the test car impacted an
object at 100 m distance from the point of brake application on the same test track.
The investigators found out that the antilock brake system failed 60 m after the brakes
had been applied.
What speed was the car travelling at just before it impacted the object?
Notes:
i.
Assume theoretical braking distance
ii.
coefficient of road adhesion (maximum) = 0.60,
coefficient of road adhesion (sliding) = 0.30,
coefficient of rolling resistance = 0.015,
ii.
iv.
V.
mass factor = 1.04](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F52dbb237-3eb2-4db7-8cf7-c54bba2a7f95%2F00fe391a-0a7d-4c91-b101-f33ed309a8c8%2Fjbgtnmo_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:2.) A test car furnished with antilock braking system stops at 88 m distance when brakes
are applied at 100 km/h speed while travelling down a 3% grade on a test track with
poor, wet pavement. During one of the tests at the same speed, the test car impacted an
object at 100 m distance from the point of brake application on the same test track.
The investigators found out that the antilock brake system failed 60 m after the brakes
had been applied.
What speed was the car travelling at just before it impacted the object?
Notes:
i.
Assume theoretical braking distance
ii.
coefficient of road adhesion (maximum) = 0.60,
coefficient of road adhesion (sliding) = 0.30,
coefficient of rolling resistance = 0.015,
ii.
iv.
V.
mass factor = 1.04
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