A turtle accelerates from a stop at 3m/s squared to the south for 8s what is the turtles final velocity

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Juan Rose

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12 November, 06:19

A turtle accelerates from a stop at 3m/s squared to the south for 8s what is the turtles final velocity

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Atticus Medina · Answer 1

He's accelerating at 3 m/s².

That means his speed is increasing by 3 m/s every second.

At the end of 8 seconds, his speed is (8 x 3 m/s) = 24 m/s.

He's been moving south for the whole 8 seconds.

So at the end of that time, his velocity is

24 m/s south.