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What constant acceleration would a car, starting from rest, have to sustain in order to reach a velocity of 36 m/s due east in 3.0 s?
a) 108.0 ms2 due east
b) 12.0 ms2 due east
c) 4.0 ms2 due east
324.0 ms2 due east
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