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A) Sketch a free body diagram for the car sliding to rest and write Fnet equations
A) does the value D increase or decrease with increasing initial speed?
B) does the value D increase or decrease with increasing the coefficient of friction?
C) derive an equation for the acceleration of the car in terms of Uk and physical consonants
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