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Which of the following factors does NOT affect braking distance?

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MCQ

Type

practice

Style

Topic

Forces and motion

Question

  1. A. Road conditions.
  2. B. Vehicle speed.
  3. C. Driver's age.
  4. D. Brake condition.

Answer

Driver's age.

Explanation

While road conditions, vehicle speed, and brake condition directly affect braking distance, the driver's age does not have a direct impact on the physical stopping distance of the vehicle.

Common mistake

Misunderstanding Road Conditions Impact

Students often think that poor road conditions only affect the speed of the vehicle and not the braking distance.

Emphasize that poor road conditions, such as wet or icy surfaces, increase braking distance due to reduced friction, which affects the vehicle's ability to stop effectively.

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