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If a car weighing 1500 kg and a truck weighing 4,000 kg are both traveling at 55 mph, which one will take more force to stop?
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If a car weighing 1500 kg and a truck weighing 4,000 kg are both traveling at 55 mph, which one will take more force to stop?
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yeah I agree with the truck this time
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The Truck will take more force to stop the truck moving at a speed of 55mph weighing 4000kg has alot more momentum and will require a force equal to its speed and mass to stop it therefore the truck is the most obvious answer hope this helped bud
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