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To get to the airport you must
arrive at the airport. There are many modes of transportation
of getting to the airport. The first mode of transportation is
a car,the second mode we will look at is the bus, and the last
will be a horse drawn carriage.
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A car is the first method of getting to the airport. It uses the force of friction to slow down to drop you off at the airport. This applied by when the brakes applied and squeeze the tire to slow down. We would find the frictional force by using Newtons second Law.
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The second method of transportation to the airport would be to use the bus. The bus is similar to a car in how it slows down for you to get dropped off at the airport, but it is a lot larger so the force would be a lot greater because the F=MA and mass of the bus is going to be larger than the mass of the car.
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The third method of getting to the airport is a horse drawn carriage. A horse drawn carriage is a unique way to get to the airport but it also has a different way of slowing down compared to the car and the bus. Unlike the car and bus, the carriage slows down the acceleration to approach a stop.
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A car is the first method of getting to the airport. It uses the force of friction to slow down to drop you off at the airport. This applied by when the brakes applied and squeeze the tire to slow down. We would find the frictional force by using Newtons second Law.
image here
The second method of transportation to the airport would be to use the bus. The bus is similar to a car in how it slows down for you to get dropped off at the airport, but it is a lot larger so the force would be a lot greater because the F=MA and mass of the bus is going to be larger than the mass of the car.
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The third method of getting to the airport is a horse drawn carriage. A horse drawn carriage is a unique way to get to the airport but it also has a different way of slowing down compared to the car and the bus. Unlike the car and bus, the carriage slows down the acceleration to approach a stop.