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Question 9
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Match the each variable to the correct definition for the formula above.
Roadway grade percent written as a decimal
V0
Friction between tires and road
d
Braking Distance in feet
G
Acceleration from Gravity
f
Initial Velocity in feet per second
g
Road Grade
Initial Velocity
Acceleration from Gravity
Braking Distance
Friction

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c
d
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b
c

222.68
A
207.33
B
353.67
C
162.50
D
127.92
None of the Above
The four values of "f" in the table above correspond to the coefficient of friction for four road conditions. Match these values to the appropriate conditions by looking at the braking distance required.
Okay Road with fair tires.
f = 0.30
Icy Road
f = 0.90
Wet Road
f = 0.70
Very Good Road with great tires.
f = 0.50
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c