Practice question
If a vehicle doubles its speed from 40 km/h to 80 km/h, what happens to its braking distance on the same road surface?
- The braking distance quadruples (multiplies by 4)
- The braking distance doubles (multiplies by 2)
- The braking distance remains exactly the same
- The braking distance triples (multiplies by 3)
Answer: A — The braking distance quadruples (multiplies by 4)
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