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You have been hired as an expert witness by an attorney for a trial involving a...
You have been hired as an expert witness by an attorney for a trial involving a traffic accident. The attorney's client, the plaintiff in this case, was traveling eastbound toward an intersection at 13.2 m/s as measured just before the accident by a roadside speed meter, and as seen by a trustworthy witness. As the plaintiff entered the intersection, his car was struck by a northbound driver, the defendant in this case, driving a car with identical mass to the plaintiff's. The vehicles stuck together after the collision and left parallel skid marks at an angle of θ = 58.4° north of east, as measured by accident investigators. The defendant is claiming that he was traveling within the 35 mi/h speed limit. What advice do you give to the attorney?
The defendant was traveling at 29.5 mi/h.
The defendant was traveling at 38.8 mi/h.
The defendant was traveling at 48.0 mi/h.
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