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If a car and truck going at 100 MPH hit the brakes at the SAME time on the SAME road, will they both leave the SAME skid marks?
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If a car and truck going at 100 MPH hit the brakes at the SAME time on the SAME road, will they both leave the SAME skid marks?

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Possibly.... it would depend on the weights of the vehicles and the coefficient of static friction of each of the configurations for the vehicles .

Different tires have different coeff static friction

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