SOLUTION: The distance required for a car to stop is directly proportiional to the square of its velocity. If a car can stop in 112.5 meters at 15 kilometers per hour, how many meters are ne
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Question 65892: The distance required for a car to stop is directly proportiional to the square of its velocity. If a car can stop in 112.5 meters at 15 kilometers per hour, how many meters are needed to stop at 25 kilometers per hour?
Answer Choices:
A 250.75
B 298.00
C 312.50
D 337.50 Answer by Nate(3500) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! distance required for stopping = d
velocity = v
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(d)/(v^2) = d / v^2
(112.5) / (15)^2 = d / v^2
112.5 / 225 = d / 625
312.5 = d
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