What can make a car stop and go several times in a row?
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A blonde at a blinking railroad light??
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Stop and ask for directions.
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Last Saturday night.  The cruise control got stuck and breaks went out and I couldn't stop from veering off the highway onto a dirt road.  I came to a dead stop when the radiator blew.
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if you drove a 4 wheel drive, you could do it just going over 1 time!
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You can unplug it, but then the car won't run.
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It stopes before comes down
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Try to trip the next car that comes along.  It'll probably take out your ankle and leg, too.
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well, i cant really explain it, but you can use rubber band or a mousetrap to power the car. if u google "mousetrap car" or "rubber band powered car," you'll find diagrams and steps on how to make it.
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Drive more often. Work on your jumper... Drive more often.
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a=(delta V) /t = (26/24)=1.08 m/s2\n\nF= mxa,   \n\nwe know weight of car is 11420 N, we need mass\n\nm=11420 / g= 11420 / 9.81 = 1164 kg\n\nso F= 1164 x 1.08 = 1257.25 N to stop the car\n\nfriction = F/Fn =  1257.25/11420 = .11
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Wind resistance increases exponentially.  Stay within the speed limit or even lower if trying to stretch the gas to get to a gas station.  It takes energy to accelerate a car and it is lost when the car brakes.  Anticipate changes in traffic lights and let the engine help slow the car.  Drive with all windows shut and nothing on the roof rack if possible to reduce wind resistance.  Keep tires properly inflated (to maximum pressure allowed) to reduce rolling friction.  Avoid carrying unnecessary weight in trunk, etc.  Accelerate slowly rather than jack rabbit starts.
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sometimes twice or more
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Again and again and again and don't stop.
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You are driving a car.  The car in front of you stops\nsuddenly.  You hit the brakes.  Tires squeal, but the car still moves. Inertia.
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Try:\nhttp://auto.howstuffworks.com/engine.htm
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Drive less. Get a tune up, in general use less gas.
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make sure u have a big enough engine to turn the wheels while braking before it becomes a burn out.