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How speed changes stopping

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  1. A car's speed rises from 30 km/h to 60 km/h on a dry road. By what factor does its braking distance increase, other things equal?
  2. A car's speed rises from 40 km/h to 120 km/h on a dry road. By what factor does its braking distance increase?
  3. On a dry road a car at 50 km/h needs 14 m to brake. What does the same car need at 100 km/h under the same conditions?
  4. A wet road doubles the braking distance. A car needs 20 m to brake on a dry road. What does it need on the wet road?
  5. The braking distance on a certain road is 30 m at 60 km/h. Roughly what is it at 30 km/h on the same road?

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