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1.	A driver with a perception-reaction time of 2.5s is driving with a speed of 75 kmph. He observes an accident on the road ahead. Workout the distance the vehicle will travel before the driver applies brakes.
A.	49 m
B.	52 m
C.	50 m
D.	53 m
Answer» C. 50 m

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