I. A car is driving at 23m/s when the driver decides to pass a truck. The car speeds up to 26m/s with constant acceleration, and it travels from the back of the truck to the front of the truck in 4.5 seconds. a. Draw a diagram and fill in the table below with what is known. Ax Vi Vf a

I. A car is driving at 23m/s when the driver decides to pass a truck. The car speeds up to 26m/s with constant acceleration, and it travels from the back of the truck to the front of the truck in 4.5 seconds. a. Draw a diagram and fill in the table below with what is known. Ax Vi Vf a

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I. A car is driving at 23m/s when the driver decides to
pass a truck. The car speeds up to 26m/s with constant
acceleration, and it travels from the back of the truck to
the front of the truck in 4.5 seconds.
a. Draw a diagram and fill in the table below with what is
known.
b) Find the acceleration of the car during this interval.
Ax
Vi
Vf
a
At
c) Extra Credit: How long is the truck? (+1, no partial credit)
+

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