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A car weighing 3300lb is moving at a speed of 38mi / h at a certain moment the driver pressed the brakes hard, so the car slid until it was completely quiet and while sliding the car tires were subjected to a friction force of about 0.70 times as much as the weight of the car is what distance the car travels before it stops completely I consider that the movement is in the direction of the axle x
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