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A 4500 kg Aston Martin traveling at 102 m/s has to stop short because some ducklings hazard onto the road. The Aston Martin was able to stop in 1.77 seconds. How much force was …

A 4500 kg Aston Martin traveling at 102 m/s has to stop short because some ducklings hazard onto the road. The Aston Martin was able to stop in 1.77 seconds. How much force was …
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A 4500 kg Aston Martin traveling at 102 m/s has to stop short because some ducklings

hazard onto the road. The Aston Martin was able to stop in 1.77 seconds. How much
force was placed on the car?

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User Dhruv Ghulati
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Answer:

-259322.03N

Step-by-step explanation:


F=m*((v)/(t))\\ F=4500kg*((0-102m/s)/(1.77s) )\\F=-259322.033898\\\\

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