A 29 thousand kg truck is going 64 km/h when its brakes go out. It heads for a runaway truck ramp, which consists of an
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2022 7:51 pm
A 29 thousand kg truck is going 64 km/h when its brakes go out.
It heads for a runaway truck ramp, which consists of an
upward tilted road made of loose gravel. The ramp is angled
at 14.1°, and the tires on the gravel surface have a coefficient of
rolling friction of 0.2. How far will it go up the ramp, in
meters? (How far along the angled ramps surface?)
It heads for a runaway truck ramp, which consists of an
upward tilted road made of loose gravel. The ramp is angled
at 14.1°, and the tires on the gravel surface have a coefficient of
rolling friction of 0.2. How far will it go up the ramp, in
meters? (How far along the angled ramps surface?)