Exam 93: Braking System Principles

Brake fade caused by water can occur ________.

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Question 21

The process of braking is the conversion of kinetic energy into heat energy through friction.

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Question 22

Disc brake pads can reach temperatures as high as ________.

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Question 23

The coefficient of friction is found by ________.

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Question 24

What can the driver do to reduce the possibility of brake fade caused by heat?

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Question 25

Weight has a greater effect on kinetic energy than speed.

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Question 26

Technician A says that the thicker or heavier the disc brake rotor, the more heat can be absorbed. Technician B says that the faster the vehicle is traveling when the brakes are applied, the greater the amount of heat created in the brake system. Which technician is correct?

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Question 27

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Exam 93: Braking System Principles

Brake fade caused by water can occur ________.

The process of braking is the conversion of kinetic energy into heat energy through friction.

Disc brake pads can reach temperatures as high as ________.

The coefficient of friction is found by ________.

What can the driver do to reduce the possibility of brake fade caused by heat?

Weight has a greater effect on kinetic energy than speed.

Technician A says that the thicker or heavier the disc brake rotor, the more heat can be absorbed. Technician B says that the faster the vehicle is traveling when the brakes are applied, the greater the amount of heat created in the brake system. Which technician is correct?

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