Pick any hill or sporty mountain you want. Are you saying you can’t go down it with 10psi all the way because the brakes will overheat. Let also turn off the engine brake because I might be broken and you can’t say I can’t get down a hill because of that.
Understanding Braking Capacity
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Here if y'all can figure this out it will help you with the braking ''problem''.
A hint ,it's not 45.
An old clattery auto is to drive a stretch of 2 miles, up and down a hill, /\. Because it is so old, it cannot drive the first mile— the ascent —faster than with an average speed of 15 miles per hour. Question: How fast does it have to drive the second mile— on going down, it can, of course, go faster—in order to obtain an average speed (for the whole distance) of 30 miles an hour? -
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Oxbow Thanks this.
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