A car parked at the top of a 14º slope loses its braking system and starts rolling down the slope traveling 50 m before running into a bush Part A What is the acceleration of the car? (Assume there is no friction or air resistance).   Part B What is its speed just before it hits the bush?

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A car parked at the top of a 14º slope loses its braking system and starts rolling down the slope traveling 50 m before running into a bush

Part A

What is the acceleration of the car? (Assume there is no friction or air resistance).
 

Part B

What is its speed just before it hits the bush?
 
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