A car, initially traveling at 17m/s has tires with a radius of 0.20m. If the brakes are capable of decelerating the rotation of the wheels at 25.5rad/s^2?, how long (in time, and distance) will it take for the car to come to a halt?

A car, initially traveling at 17m/s has tires with a radius of 0.20m. If the brakes are capable of decelerating the rotation of the wheels at 25.5rad/s^2?, how long (in time, and distance) will it take for the car to come to a halt?

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