25. Suppose there are two identical cars A and B. Car A starts from rest and moves in a straight line with constant acceleration for 4s. Meanwhile, car B starts from rest and moves along the straight line with the same acceleration for only 2 s. What can you say about their displacements? * O x(A) = 2x(B) x(A) = x(B)/2 O x(A) = 4x(B) %3D О x (А) %3 x(В)/4

25. Suppose there are two identical cars A and B. Car A starts from rest and moves in a straight line with constant acceleration for 4s. Meanwhile, car B starts from rest and moves along the straight line with the same acceleration for only 2 s. What can you say about their displacements? * O x(A) = 2x(B) x(A) = x(B)/2 O x(A) = 4x(B) %3D О x (А) %3 x(В)/4

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