A person driving in a neighborhood traveling 9 m/s slows to a stop (0 m/s) over 4 seconds as they approach a stop sign. What is the rate of acceleration of the car coming to a stop in m/s²? (Please help

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A person driving in a neighborhood traveling 9 m/s slows to a stop (0 m/s) over 4

seconds as they approach a stop sign. What is the rate of acceleration of the car coming
to a stop in m/s²?
(Please help urgently if you can, thanks :D)

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-2.25 metres per second squared

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