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A car has an initial velocity of +30.0 m/s and undergoes an acceleration of -5.00 m/s squared for 5.00 seconds what is the displacement after the acceleration?
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A car has an initial velocity of +30.0 m/s and undergoes an acceleration of -5.00 m/s squared for 5.00 seconds what is the displacement after the acceleration?

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ok so the formula is d=vi(t)+½at² and when you substitute it you should get 172.5meters
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