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To the nearest hundredth of a second, how much time does it take a car to travel 50 ft from a stop at a constant acceleration of 3.2 ft/s2? Use d=1\2at^2 , where d represents distance, a represents acceleration,
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To the nearest hundredth of a second, how much time does it take a car to travel 50 ft from a stop at a constant acceleration of 3.2 ft/s2?

Use d=1\2at^2 , where d represents distance, a represents acceleration, and t represents time in seconds.​

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