The braking distance dv (in meters) for a certain car moving at velocity v (in meters/second) is given by =dvv234.
the car's velocity bt (in meters/second) t seconds after starting is given by =bt3t.

write a formula for the braking distance st (in meters) after t seconds.

it is not necessary to simplify.

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