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A runner accelerates at a rate of 3a from a velocity of 2V to 4V. Solve for: a) the time for this acceleration to occur b) the distance traveled by the runner
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A runner accelerates at a rate of 3a from a velocity of 2V to 4V. Solve for:

a) the time for this acceleration to occur

b) the distance traveled by the runner

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A the time for
This acceleration to occur
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