The height of the g point is 0.5m, the distance of the rear wheel to theg point is 1.75m, the distance of the front wheel to the g point is 1.8 m, and the car with a mass of 2100kg brakes suddenly while moving at 24v speed. l-Find the friction coefficient between the wheel and the road? 2-Find the way the vehicle takes until it stops?

The height of the g point is 0.5m, the distance of the rear wheel to theg point is 1.75m, the distance of the front wheel to the g point is 1.8 m, and the car with a mass of 2100kg brakes suddenly while moving at 24v speed. l-Find the friction coefficient between the wheel and the road? 2-Find the way the vehicle takes until it stops?

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The height of the g point is 0.5m, the distance of the rear wheel to theg point is 1.75m, the distance
of the front wheel to the g point is 1.8 m, and the car with a mass of 2100kg brakes suddenly while
moving at 24v speed.
l-Find the friction coefficient between the wheel and the road?
2-Find the way the vehicle takes until it stops?

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