A rock moving in the +x-direction with speed 16.0 m/s has a net force applied to it at time t = 0,and this produces a constant acceleration in the x-direction that has magnitude 4.00 m/s2. For what three times t after the force is applied, is the rock a distance of 24.0 m from its position at t = 0? (Enter your answers in seconds in ascending order separated by commas.) t1, t2, t3, = ?

A rock moving in the +x-direction with speed 16.0 m/s has a net force applied to it at time t = 0,and this produces a constant acceleration in the x-direction that has magnitude 4.00 m/s2. For what three times t after the force is applied, is the rock a distance of 24.0 m from its position at t = 0? (Enter your answers in seconds in ascending order separated by commas.) t1, t2, t3, = ?

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