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a scuba diver is located at 3/7 m below the sea level. he further descends by 14/8 m. what is his new position.

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robbers in a car travelling at 20m/s pass a policeman on a motercycle at rest. The policeman immediately starts chasing the robbers. The policeman accelerates at 3 m/s for 12 s and thereafter travels at a constant velocity. Calculate the distance covered by the policeman before he overtakes the car.

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robbers in a car travelling at 20m/s pass a policeman on a motercycle at rest. The policeman immediately starts chasing the robbers. The policeman accelerates at 3 m/s for 12 s and thereafter travels at a constant velocity. Calculate the distance covered by the policeman before he overtakes the car.

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