The force applied on the brakes of a car results in the…………………

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Brakes are applied to slow down a vehicle.
A frictional force acts between the brakes and tyre of a vehicle while applying a break, which results in reducing the vehicle's speed.
Hence, the force applied on the brakes of a car results in the reduction of its speed.

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The force applied on the brakes of a car results in the…………………

Brakes are applied to slow down a vehicle.A frictional force acts between the brakes and tyre of a vehicle while applying a break, which results in reducing the vehicle's speed.Hence, the force applied on the brakes of a car results in the reduction of its speed.

Brakes are applied to slow down a vehicle.
A frictional force acts between the brakes and tyre of a vehicle while applying a break, which results in reducing the vehicle's speed.
Hence, the force applied on the brakes of a car results in the reduction of its speed.