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Dav15
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This question is related to adaptive cruise control in new vehicles.
Adaptive cruise control automatically determines the speed at which a vehicle should be traveling by measuring the distance between it, and the car in front (mainly for use on highways)
There is a general rule that three seconds is a safe following distance.
So I suppose that the question is trying to find the acceleration (or deceleration) that the vehicle needs to maintain that gap.
Of course this would cut out when the car reaches a speed, pre determined by the driver (to avoid speeding).Relevant equations
[tex] v=u + at[/tex]
The attempt at a solution
I honestly have no clue, I'm not going to bother with posting my attempt because it is so pitiful xD
Adaptive cruise control automatically determines the speed at which a vehicle should be traveling by measuring the distance between it, and the car in front (mainly for use on highways)
There is a general rule that three seconds is a safe following distance.
So I suppose that the question is trying to find the acceleration (or deceleration) that the vehicle needs to maintain that gap.
Of course this would cut out when the car reaches a speed, pre determined by the driver (to avoid speeding).Relevant equations
[tex] v=u + at[/tex]
The attempt at a solution
I honestly have no clue, I'm not going to bother with posting my attempt because it is so pitiful xD
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