Arno Drees
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...95kg, 0.36 friction? Gina is riding her bicycle on a path when she comes around a corner and sees that a fallen tree is blocking the way 42 m ahead. If the coefficient of friction between her bicycle’s tires and the gravel path is 0.36, and she is traveling at 50 km/hr, how much stopping distance will she require (assume the only horizontal force acting on her is friction)? Gina and her bicycle, together, have a mass of 95 kg.
I am still confused with that.
The answer is 27.3.
But i don't know what i need to do.
I am still confused with that.
The answer is 27.3.
But i don't know what i need to do.