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An 85.0 kg subject is strapped into a 1950’s rocket sled. Upon firing the rocket sled’s
acceleration is a constant 5.00 m/s2.
The rocket sled (from above) is braked to a complete stop from v = 5.0 m/s in 3.0 s.
What is the acceleration on the subject? Express this acceleration in “g’s”

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