How To Calculate The Stopping Distance of a Car - Calculus

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For a quick mnemonic Δx = Uo^2 / 2*a This is somewhat useful if you are driving. You would still have to show your work for school.

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equation of s(t)=….. if I drive on velocity 60 feet per second, do we still this question? If not, how do develop equation of function Velocity?

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[@SimonC-m7x]

False premise. On this basis a car stops on ice as quick as tarmac. Frictional coefficient between the tyres and road is essential. This is theoretical math, not real world.

[@Gsnaid]

You didn’t factor in the weight of the vehicle or the condition/quality of the brakes.

[@joeds3775]

you dont need it. we are mot trying to work out how hard the brakes are working.

[@Gsnaid]

@@joeds3775 so don’t make it applicable to real life, useful !

[@joeds3775]

@@Gsnaid No, you are asking a different question.

[@zimzimal8547]

@@Gsnaidthat’s all factored into the function given for s(t) and v(t). The question could’ve asked work out a function, s(t) that takes into account a car that is 2000kg and has new ceramic brakes. Then solve a and b. But because the function is already given it is already taken into account. Try not to be a clown and think you’re being smart