Frankie and Johnny are both CFI's. They rented a C-172 from a local fbo and as they were pulling away from the office they discovered they had to apply very hard pressure on the brakes to get them to work normally. They reasoned that since the runway is 7,000' that they wouldn't need but minimal braking for taxi at low speed so they went ahead and flew the airplane.
Did they violate any FAR by doing so?
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