(a) Assuming a quadrilateral speed time curve, derive an equation for total distance travelled by a train between two spots and velocity at the time of breaking.
Explanation
Deriving the equation for total distance travelled by a train between two spots requires a thorough understanding of the speed-time curve and the forces acting on the train.
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