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Frictional force formula
Ff = mu(coeff. of friction)*M(mass)*g(acceleration bc gravity)
work-energy principle
work done by Ff = change in KE SO… Work = Ff*D or ½*M*V²
velocity changes = change in KE
kinematic relationships
V² = 2*a*D
dependence on mass and velocity
stopping distance depends on initial (V) but not m, with constant friction
net force → acceleration and velocity changes
F = ma