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You can't tell that from the information given.

Plus ... the answer doesn't depend on the vehicle's mass. In principle, a battleship and a bicycle
traveling at the same speed can come to a halt in the same distance. The difference is: how much
force it takes to stop them in a given distance. (It takes more force to stop the battleship.)

In the given question, if we knew the car's initial velocity, we could calculate the force required
to stop it in 3 meters. And if we knew the force that stopped it in 3 meters, we could find the
initial velocity. But neither number is given, so all we can do as we read the question is say
"that's nice", and go on to the next question.

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Q: What would be the initial velocity of a vehicle whose mass is 8000GK and final velocity is 0M'S after travelling a distance of 3M befora coming to a halt?
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