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a car starting from rest accelerates at the rate f through a dist. s, then continues at constant speed for some time and then decelerates at the rate of f/2to come to rest. if the total dist. is 5s., then prove that s=ft2/2

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a car starting from rest accelerates at the rate f through a dist. s, then continues at constant speed for some time and then decelerates at the rate of f/2to come to rest. if the total dist. is 5s., then prove that s=ft2/2.

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