Question

why does it take much longer for a car to stop when applying the brakes at a speed of 60 miles per hour then it 50 miles per hour

Answer 1

Answer: force and friction

Explanation: because its forward momentum is greater when it goes faster, therefore it requires more force/friction to slow it down to a halt.

Answer 2

This is because its forward momentum is greater when it goes faster, therefore it requires more force/friction to slow it down to a halt.