Answer:
Ff (force of friction) = μ M g = 1.1E4 N the stopping force
1/2 M V^2 = Kinetic Energy - the energy that must be absorbed by the stopping force
Ff S = energy absorbed by force of friction
Ff S = 1/2 M V^2
S = 1/2 M V^2 / (μ M g) = V^2 / (2 μ g)
One needs to know the speed and coefficient of friction to solve numerically.
Using μ M g = 1.1E4 for the frictional force one also has
S = M V^2 / 2.2E4
Note that since the frictional force was given then M appears in the final result.
Normally, the distance is independent of M because it appears in both sides of the equation, but here it is included in the stopping force.