The Distance That a Car Travels from the Time a Driver

question 41

Multiple Choice

The distance that a car travels from the time a driver decides to apply the brakes to the time the car comes to a complete stop is called the braking distance. For a certain automobile traveling v mph, the braking distance d (in feet) is given by . Find the braking distance of a car that is traveling 35 mph. Round to nearest whole number.

• A)122 ft
• B)64 ft
• C)258 ft
• D)66 ft
• E)99 ft

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