When a car is going downhill, the driver must apply more pressure on the brakes to stop than if the car were on level ground. why?

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when a car is going downhill, the driver must apply more pressure on the brakes to stop than if the car were on level ground. why?

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Elevation makes gravity pull harder

Paul Draper answered Nov 12, 2017

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