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How long does it take a car to change from 6m/s to 10m/s when it is accelerating at 2m/s

How long does it take a car to change from 6m/s to 10m/s when it is accelerating at 2m/s
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How long does it take a car to change from 6m/s to 10m/s when it is accelerating at 2m/s

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Use the equation a=v-u/t, then rearrange it to t=v-u/a to get t=10-6/2 which is 2 seconds
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