Pls answer number 2 WW#31) A car is accelerating uniformly as it passes two checkpointsthat are 30 m apart. The time taken between checkpoints is 4.0 sand the car's speed at the first checkpoint is 5 m/s. Finda) the car's accelerationb) speed at the second checkpoint.2) A plane starts from rest and accelerates along the ground beforetakeoff. It moves 600 m in 0.20 min. Finda) the acceleration,b) speed at the end of 12 s,c) distance moved during the twelfth second.

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2) A plane starts from rest and accelerates along the ground before takeoff. It moves 600 m in 0.20 min. Find a) the acceleration, b) speed at the end of 12 s, c) distance moved during the twelfth second.

2) A plane starts from rest and accelerates along the ground before takeoff. It moves 600 m in 0.20 min. Find a) the acceleration, b) speed at the end of 12 s, c) distance moved during the twelfth second.

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