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At t = 0 seconds, a cart is moving with a velocity of 10 cm/s and an acceleration of 4.0 (cm/s)/s. Assuming its acceleration stays at this value, what will its velocity be 7.0 s…
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At t = 0 seconds, a cart is moving with a velocity of 10 cm/s and an acceleration of 4.0 (cm/s)/s. Assuming its acceleration stays at this value, what will its velocity be 7.0 s…
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At t = 0 seconds, a cart is moving with a velocity of 10 cm/s and an acceleration of 4.0 (cm/s)/s. Assuming its acceleration stays at this value, what will its velocity be 7.0 seconds later?
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v = u + at = 10 cm/s + (4 cm/s^2)×(7s) = 38 cm/s
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