Physics · May / June 2016 · Paper 21 · Question 12
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The overall stopping distance of a cyclist is made up of two parts, as shown in Fig. 12.1: • the distance the cyclist travels during the reaction time of the cyclist (the thinking distance) • the distance the cyclist travels after the brakes are applied (the braking distance) thinking distance braking distance overall stopping distance Fig. 12.1 (not to scale)
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