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An object starts with an initial speed of 0 and moves with an acceleration 0.5m/s² for 30 seconds THEN it keeps moving with constant speed for another 30 seconds AND the last 30 seconds moves with an acceleration-0.
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An object starts with an initial speed of 0 and moves with an acceleration 0.5m/s² for 30 seconds THEN it keeps moving with constant speed for another 30 seconds AND the last 30 seconds moves with an acceleration-0.5m/s² until it stops .

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did I solve it correctly?

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An object starts with an initial speed of 0 and moves with an acceleration 0.5m/s-example-1
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Yes

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Your solution is correct

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I think yeah, you did

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