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jdub
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Help me figure this out please!
To make a long story short... I have a court case where I'm being sued for loaning a 4 wheeler to a friend which struck someone standing in the road. The plaintiff's lawyer said that the plaintiff was thrown 30 feet (which I know isn't right). I'm not the best at math but here's what I need to figure out...
General information...
ATV = 350 lbs
Driver = 165 lbs
Plaintiff (person struck) = 200 lbs
ATV Mph = 25 mph
What I need to know is the possible distance the plaintiff could have traveled?
What is your formula for figuring out the problem?
Any other informaton needed, just let me know!
Any replies would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
To make a long story short... I have a court case where I'm being sued for loaning a 4 wheeler to a friend which struck someone standing in the road. The plaintiff's lawyer said that the plaintiff was thrown 30 feet (which I know isn't right). I'm not the best at math but here's what I need to figure out...
General information...
ATV = 350 lbs
Driver = 165 lbs
Plaintiff (person struck) = 200 lbs
ATV Mph = 25 mph
What I need to know is the possible distance the plaintiff could have traveled?
What is your formula for figuring out the problem?
Any other informaton needed, just let me know!
Any replies would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!