Mathematics, 23.10.2020 06:01 amber3687

The braking distance of a car can be modeled by d=s+(s^2/10) where d is the distance (in feet) that the car travels before coming to a stop, and s is the speed at which the car is traveling (miles per hour). Find the speed that results in a braking distance of 90 feet.

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