A vehicle of mass m moves along an inclined road with uniform motion and speed vo. At time t = 0, a constant braking FB starts acting on it. By law of dynamics of rigid bodies and calculus, derive a general equation of total braking distance S which the car travels downhill the road with angle a with the horizontal.

A vehicle of mass m moves along an inclined road with uniform motion and speed vo. At time t = 0, a constant braking FB starts acting on it. By law of dynamics of rigid bodies and calculus, derive a general equation of total braking distance S which the car travels downhill the road with angle a with the horizontal.

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A vehicle of mass m moves along an inclined road with uniform motion and speed vo. At
time t = 0, a constant braking FB starts acting on it. By law of dynamics of rigid bodies
and calculus, derive a general equation of total braking distance S which the car travels
downhill the road with angle a with the horizontal.
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