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9 December, 06:26

Car a is traveling at a constant speed 90 m/s east. a second car b is initially at rest when car a passes it at t=0. if car b starts immediately to chase car a at t=0, and catches car a at t=25 s, what was car b's acceleration (assume a constant acceleration) ?

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