1.) A vehicle runs horizontally at the rate of 20m/sec for 10 sec., then turns in a direction of 30 deg. With hor'l and decelerate at 10 m/sec for 5 sec. What is the total distance traveled within the 15 sec period?

1.) A vehicle runs horizontally at the rate of 20m/sec for 10 sec., then turns in a direction of 30 deg. With hor'l and decelerate at 10 m/sec for 5 sec. What is the total distance traveled within the 15 sec period?

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