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A car accelerates uniformly at 3,5 m-s² from a speed of 10 m-s1 for 5 s along straight horizontal road. Define uniform acceleration. Calculate the velocity of the car at 5 s. Calculate how far the car travelled in 5 s.

A car accelerates uniformly at 3,5 m-s² from a speed of 10 m-s1 for 5 s along straight horizontal road. Define uniform acceleration. Calculate the velocity of the car at 5 s. Calculate how far the car travelled in 5 s.

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