SOLUTION: A cat accelerates from rest with a constant acceleration of +8m/s^2. a) How far will it have moved after 5 seconds? b) what is the cat's final velocity?
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A cat accelerates from rest with a constant acceleration of +8m/s^2.
a) How far will it have moved after 5 seconds?
b) what is the cat's final velocity?
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= you compute it (meters). (b) final velocity = a*t = 8*5 = you compute it (m/s).
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