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A spaceship travels at 14,200 m/s and comes to rest above New York. It took 1.23 seconds to stop. What is its acceleration? ​
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A spaceship travels at 14,200 m/s and comes to rest above New York. It took 1.23 seconds to stop. What is its acceleration?

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a= final velocity - initial velocity/ change in time

So,
a= 0-14,200/1.23
a= 11544.7
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