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A tuck moving at 36 km. `h^(-1)` has to be brought to rest by applying brakes in such a way that there is no relative displacement of the goods in the truck with respect to the truck floor. Coefficient of friction between the goods and the truck floor is 0.2. Find the minimum distance the truck must move before it comes to rest .

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