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A child running 1.5m/s slides for .3s and slows down to 1.1m/s what is the acceleration during the slide?
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A child running 1.5m/s slides for .3s and slows down to 1.1m/s what is the acceleration during the slide?
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Answer:
-0.133m/s2
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the formula a=(v-u)/t
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