A Honda Fit is initially with a speed of 115 km/h. Find its acceleration and the time taken to stop given that: (a) it brakes to a stop in 64.0 m; (b) it crashes head-on into a barrier and crumples by 1.00m
A Honda Fit is initially with a speed of 115 km/h. Find its acceleration and the time taken to stop given that: (a) it brakes to a stop in 64.0 m; (b) it crashes head-on into a barrier and crumples by 1.00m
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A Honda Fit is initially with a speed of 115 km/h. Find its acceleration and the time taken to stop given that: (a) it brakes to a stop in 64.0 m; (b) it crashes head-on into a barrier and crumples by 1.00m

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Transcribed Image Text:4) A Honda Fit is initially with a speed of 115 km/h. Find its acceleration and the time taken to
stop given that: (a) it brakes to a stop in 64.0 m; (b) it crashes head-on into a barrier and
crumples by 1.00 m.
5) A bullet emerges from the 59.1 cm barrel of a rifle at 905 m/s. Find: (a) its acceleration; (b)
the time of travel through the barrel.
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