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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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The first car which weighs at 1500 kg will travel at 27.27 mph. The second car which weighs 4,000 kg will travel at 72.72 mph. The car which weighs 4,000 kg will require more force to stop.
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