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A particle moves along an x axis from point A to point B with average velocity v, = 4.00 m/s through displacement Ax = 20.0 m. Then it moves at average velocity v2 through displacement Ax2 = 30.0 m from point B to point C. If the total time is 7.00 s, what is the value of v2?

A particle moves along an x axis from point A to point B with average velocity v, = 4.00 m/s through displacement Ax = 20.0 m. Then it moves at average velocity v2 through displacement Ax2 = 30.0 m from point B to point C. If the total time is 7.00 s, what is the value of v2?

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