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a car is being driven at a rate of 40 ft/sec when the brakes are applied. the car decelerates at a constant rate of 16 ft/sec^2. calculate how far the car travels in the time it takes to stop. your answer: answer unit

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The car travels a distance of 50ft before stopping, at a rate of 40 ft/sec when the brakes are applied. the car deceleration at a constant rate of 16 ft/sec^2.

Given , Initial speed of the coz ( Vo ) = 40 ft/ sec

Deceleration of the car (dv/dt ) = - 16 Ft/ sec^2

Final speed of the car (Vx ) = 0 Ft / sec

Let the distance travelled by the can be x at

any time t. Let u be the velocity at any time t .

Now , deceleration means rate of decrease of velocity.

So ,

dv/dt = - 16 ft / sec^2

decreasing with

Negative sign means the velocity is decreasing with time .

dv/dt = dv/dx(dx/dt)

dv/dx(dx/dt) = -16

dx/dt = v, so

v dv/dx = -16

vdv = -16 dx

Integrating both sides under the limit 40 to o

0 to x for 'x '. This gives

[tex]\int\limits^0_ a {v} \, dx = \int\limits^0_x {-16} \, dx[/tex]

Here, a=40

x=800/16

x=50ft.

The car travels a distance of 50ft

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