The fastest slapshot recorded was by Al lafrate in 1993 at 169.3 km/h. Assume this is the average speed of the puck as it travels from the blue line to the goal, a minimum distance of 18.3 m (60 feet). How long does the goalie have to react to the shot? (Average human reaction time is roughly 0.15 s)

The fastest slapshot recorded was by Al lafrate in 1993 at 169.3 km/h. Assume this is the average speed of the puck as it travels from the blue line to the goal, a minimum distance of 18.3 m (60 feet). How long does the goalie have to react to the shot? (Average human reaction time is roughly 0.15 s)

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