Two cars a and b are travelling in the same direction with velocities v, and v, (v, > v½). When the car a is at a distance behind the car b, the driver of car a is at a distance behind the car b, the driver of car a applies breaks producing a uniform retardation f. There will be no collision when (a) d>(v, -v, /2f (b) d>(v, -v,)* /2s (c) d>(v, -v,)*/25 (d) d<(v, -v,)* /12f

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Two cars a and b are travelling in the same direction with velocities v, and v, (v, > v,). When the car a
is at a distance behind the car b, the driver of car a is at a distance behind the car b, the driver of car
a applies breaks producing a uniform retardation f. There will be no collision when
(a) d>(v, -v) /25 (b) d>(v,-v.)* /2s (c) d>(v, -v,)*/2f (d) d<(v, -v,)* /12f
71.
Transcribed Image Text:Two cars a and b are travelling in the same direction with velocities v, and v, (v, > v,). When the car a is at a distance behind the car b, the driver of car a is at a distance behind the car b, the driver of car a applies breaks producing a uniform retardation f. There will be no collision when (a) d>(v, -v) /25 (b) d>(v,-v.)* /2s (c) d>(v, -v,)*/2f (d) d<(v, -v,)* /12f 71.
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