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Compare which of the two drivers, in each case given below, would have to apply brakes harder in order to stop their vehicle. Give a reason for each answer. (Assume all vehicles are moving at the same speed and have similar brakes and tyres).
A person driving a car on a smooth road in heavy rain or a person driving a car on a smooth road on a dry day.

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To determine which driver would have to apply the brakes harder to stop their vehicle, we need to analyze the conditions of the road surface in each scenario. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Conditions**: - **Driver 1**: Driving on a smooth road in heavy rain. - **Driver 2**: Driving on a smooth road on a dry day. ...
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