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The table below shows the effect of different conditions on a car's stopping distance. W...
Physics, 25.11.2021 14:00 marissastewart533
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The table below shows the effect of different conditions on a car's stopping distance. What number
should go in gap (ii)?
Enter your answer as a number
Condition
Thinking
distance (m)
Braking
distance (m)
Stopping
distance (m)
1
15
38
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2
15
(ii)
65
3
25
75
(iii)
4
liv)
75
96
5
9
IV
23
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