1.5. A car travels 1.0 km from rest to rest with constant acceleration for the first 0.25 km and constant deceleration for the remaining 0.75 km. Calculate the time taken (a) if the maximum velocity reached is 50 km/ h, and (b) if the acceleration and deceleration are double those required for (a).

1.5. A car travels 1.0 km from rest to rest with constant acceleration for the first 0.25 km and constant deceleration for the remaining 0.75 km. Calculate the time taken (a) if the maximum velocity reached is 50 km/ h, and (b) if the acceleration and deceleration are double those required for (a).

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