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An athlete running 2.6m/ increases his velocity to 3.7m/s in 2.7s. what is the acceleration of the runner

An athlete running 2.6m/ increases his velocity to 3.7m/s in 2.7s. what is the acceleration of the runner
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an athlete running 2.6m/ increases his velocity to 3.7m/s in 2.7s. what is the acceleration of the runner

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Acceleration= velocity/time

1.1/2.7=0.41

The acceleration is .41 m/s^2
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