Elements Of Electromagnetics
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At t = 0 a truck starts from rest at x = 0 and speeds up in the
positive x-direction on a straight road with acceleration aT. At the same
time, t = 0, a car is at x = 0 and traveling in the positive x-direction with
speed vC. The car has a constant negative x-acceleration: acarx = -aC,
where aC is a positive quantity. (a) At what time does the truck pass the
car? (b) At what x-coordinate does the truck pass the car?
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