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How long would it take an object to stop if it is moving at 15m/s and has an acceleration -0.5m/s^2? Please show your work.

How long would it take an object to stop if it is moving at 15m/s and has an acceleration -0.5m/s^2? Please show your work.
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How long would it take an object to stop if it is moving at 15m/s and has an acceleration -0.5m/s^2? Please show your work.

User Ken De Guzman
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Time = 15/-0.5 = 14.5/-0.5 = 14.5s

The answer is 14.5s

Sorry no one would answer it sooner.

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