A bus driver is driving at 25 mph and has to make an emergency stop by slamming on the bus's brakes. Later, he slams on the breaks again, but this time he is driving at 50 mph. How far will the bus skid compared to the first time? A The stopping distance stays the same. B. The stopping distance is tripled. c. The stopping distance is quadrupled. D. The mass of the bus is required. E. The stopping distance is doubled.

A bus driver is driving at 25 mph and has to make an emergency stop by slamming on the bus's brakes. Later, he slams on the breaks again, but this time he is driving at 50 mph. How far will the bus skid compared to the first time? A The stopping distance stays the same. B. The stopping distance is tripled. c. The stopping distance is quadrupled. D. The mass of the bus is required. E. The stopping distance is doubled.

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