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On a foggy day, two drivers spot in front of each other when 18 apart. they were travelling at 70 km per hour and 60 km per hour. Both apply brakes simultaneously which retard the cars @5 m per second square. Which of the following statement is correct and also give reasons a) the collision will be averted b) the collision will take place c) they will cross each other d) they will just collide

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