Stopping distance. A car is traveling on a horizontal road with speed v_0=13.9 m/s at the instant the brakes are locked, so the tires are sliding instead of rolling. Use the work-energy theorem to calculate the minimum distance the car can stop if the coefficient of kinetic friction \mu_k=0.7 between the tires and the road. A: 12 mm B: 16 m C: 17.5 m D; 14 m E: 23.7 m

Stopping distance. A car is traveling on a horizontal road with speed v_0=13.9 m/s at the instant the brakes are locked, so the tires are sliding instead of rolling. Use the work-energy theorem to calculate the minimum distance the car can stop if the coefficient of kinetic friction \mu_k=0.7 between the tires and the road. A: 12 mm B: 16 m C: 17.5 m D; 14 m E: 23.7 m

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