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What is the car's acceleration from 0 to 1 second? A. 8 mph/s B. 20 mph/s C. 60 mph/s D. 10 mph/s
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What is the car's acceleration from 0 to 1 second?
A. 8 mph/s
B. 20 mph/s
C. 60 mph/s
D. 10 mph/s
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10 mph/s because there is 60 seconds in a minute then divide by 6 which is 10.
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