A van traveling down a slope with a uniform acceleration of 2.15 meters/second2 attains a speed of 20.00 meters/second after 7.00 seconds. What is the initial velocity of the van?
a. 0.00 meters/second
b. 3.65 meters/second
c. 4.95 meters/second
d. 35.05 meters/second
e. 120.75 meters/second
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