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Q1: A cyclist brakes to a stop. His thinking distance was 1m and his braking distance was 3m. What was his overall stopping dis
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Q1: A cyclist brakes to a stop. His thinking distance was 1m and his braking distance was 3m. What was his overall stopping distance?
Q2: A car driver notices that there is a red light coming up. He brakes and stops in a total distance of 52 metres. If his thinking distance was 15 metres, what was his braking distance?
Q3: A car takes 76 metres to stop once a driver has noticed a hazard. If the thinking distance of the driver was 14m and the speed of the car was 8m/s how long did it take the brakes to slow the car down to a stop?
Q4: A lorry travels 28m when stopping from a speed of 4m/s. If its braking distance was 18m, what was the driver’s reaction time?
Q5: Car 1 brakes to a stop on a dry road. Car 2 does the same thing, at the same speed, on a road where it has been raining.
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2021-07-30T03:33:26+00:00
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Answer:
1.) 4m
2.) 37 m
3.) 62m
4.) 2.5 s
Explanation:
1.) Given that the
Thinking distance = 1m
Breaking distance = 3m
Stopping distance = breaking distance + thinking distance
Stopping distance = 1 + 3 = 4m
2.) Given that the
Stopping distance = 52 m
Thinking distance = 15m
Breaking distance = 52 – 15 = 37m
3.) The stopping distance = 76m
Thinking distance = 14m
Breaking distance = 76 – 14 = 62m
It take the brakes 62m to slow the car down to a stop.
4.) Given that a lorry travels 28m when stopping from a speed of 4m/s. If its braking distance was 18m, what was the driver’s reaction time?
Thinking = stopping distance – braking distance
Thinking distance = 28 – 18 = 10m
Speed = distance/time
4 = 10/reaction time
Reaction time = 10/4
Reaction time = 2.5 s
5.) Question incomplete