Big Boris (90kg) skates backward, 1.0 meter ahead of small skater Sofia (45 kg) , holding her hand as they travel +3.0 m/s . At the 30-second mark, Boris starts pulling Sofia past him, so that by time 32.0 s she is travelling 4.333 m/s along the ice. What was Sofia's average acceleration during this move, relative to the ice? +0.667 m +2.167 "/s² +0.135 ™/s +1.333 ™/g? +1.00 m/s² +2.0 m2

Big Boris (90kg) skates backward, 1.0 meter ahead of small skater Sofia (45 kg) , holding her hand as they travel +3.0 m/s . At the 30-second mark, Boris starts pulling Sofia past him, so that by time 32.0 s she is travelling 4.333 m/s along the ice. What was Sofia's average acceleration during this move, relative to the ice? +0.667 m +2.167 "/s² +0.135 ™/s +1.333 ™/g? +1.00 m/s² +2.0 m2

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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