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Test Your Skill
This month's test your skill section is brought to you by Northwestern University Center for Public safety.

QUESTIONS

1. If the wheelbase of a vehicle is 12 feet and the rear wheels of the vehicle are supporting 2,000 pounds, while the front wheels support 3,000 pounds, how far is the center of mass in front of the REAR axle?

a. 4.8 feet
b. 7.2 feet
c. 57.6 inches
d. 8.0 feet

2. What is the average velocity of a vehicle that uniformly accelerates from rest to 80 mph in 5.86 seconds.

a. 117 ft/sec
b. 19.9 ft/sec
c. 13.6 ft/sec
d. 58.5 ft/sec

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ANSWERS

1. b. 7.2 feet


2. d. 58.5 ft/sec


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