conventional braking systems include ...\ndisc brakes and drum brakes.\ntrumpet brakes and air brakes.\nair…

conventional braking systems include ...\ndisc brakes and drum brakes.\ntrumpet brakes and air brakes.\nair brakes and gas brakes.\nthe master cylinder holds ...\nsteering fluid.\nbrake fluid.\nmotor oil.\nhow quickly a car stops depends on ...\nthe tilt of the steering wheel.\nthe size of the vehicles trunk.\nthe pressure applied to the brake pedal.

conventional braking systems include ...\ndisc brakes and drum brakes.\ntrumpet brakes and air brakes.\nair brakes and gas brakes.\nthe master cylinder holds ...\nsteering fluid.\nbrake fluid.\nmotor oil.\nhow quickly a car stops depends on ...\nthe tilt of the steering wheel.\nthe size of the vehicles trunk.\nthe pressure applied to the brake pedal.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Conventional braking systems typically consist of disc brakes and drum brakes. Trumpet brakes are not common in conventional systems and gas - brakes are not a standard type in common vehicles.
  2. The master cylinder in a braking system holds brake fluid, which is used to transfer force from the brake pedal to the brakes. Steering fluid is for the steering system and motor oil is for engine lubrication.
  3. The speed at which a car stops depends on the pressure applied to the brake pedal. The tilt of the steering wheel and the size of the vehicle's trunk have no direct relation to braking speed.

Answer:

  1. disc brakes and drum brakes.
  2. brake fluid.
  3. the pressure applied to the brake pedal.