A car is moving along an open road. Suddenly, a sheep walks into the road. The braking distance for the car is 35m. If the stopping distance is 50m, how far did the car travel before the driver put their foot on the brakes?

15 m

Explanation:

The distance travelled by the driver before they put their foot on the brakes can be derived from the stopping distance and the braking distance of the car.

d = stopping distance - braking distance

Stopping distance = 50 m

Braking distance = 35 m

d = 50 - 35 m

d = 15 m

The distance travelled by the driver before they put their foot on the brakes is 15 m