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A driver, traveling at 22 m/s, slows down her 2000 kg truck to stop for a red light. What work is done on the truck by the friction force of the road?
 
  A) -2.2  104 J
  B) -4.4  104 J
  C) -4.8  105 J
  D) -9.7  105 J

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A muon at rest decays in 2.2 s. Moving at 99.00 the speed of light, it would be seen to live for how long?
 
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