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Question 31

A minibus is travelling at a constant speed of 16 m/s. The driver detects an obstruction 33.0 m ahead.

When the driver is not eating, the stopping distance is 29.2 m. The road, vehicle and speed are unchanged when the driver eats while driving.

conditionreaction time in s
not eating0.45
eating0.75
a.

Calculate the stopping distance when the driver is eating. Use your answer to determine whether the minibus can stop before the obstruction, and give the margin.

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b.

Explain the effects of eating on the thinking distance and braking distance in this journey.

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2 Motion and forces Questions

  1. GCSE
  2. /Physics
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