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A sailboat picks up a gust of wind and accelerates to a speed of 6m/s in 16 seconds.If the initial velocity 1 m/s,what is the acceleration of the sailboat
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A sailboat picks up a gust of wind and accelerates to a speed of 6m/s in 16 seconds.If the initial velocity 1 m/s,what is the acceleration of the sailboat
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A sailboat picks up a gust of wind and accelerates to a speed of 6m/s in 16 seconds.If the initial velocity 1 m/s,what is the acceleration of the sailboat
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0.3125m/s
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