4. A sprinter begins from rest and accelerates at the rate of 2 m/s? for 200 m.a) What is the sprinter's velocity at the end of the 200 m?b) How long does it take him to coyer it?T600meSumee, talefral 2 rchVイー160vi=Oms16000ニし,(600 -05. A plane accelerates from 2 m/s at the rate of 3 m/s² over530 m distance.a) How long does it take the plane to cover this distance?b) What is its velocity at the end of this 530 m distance?VAASー6. A box falls off the tailgate of a truck and slides a distance of 62.5 m beforecoming to a halt. If friction slows the box at the rate of 5 m/s?:a) What was the speed of the truck when the box fell?b) How long does it take the box to stop?

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Given data: Initial velocity (Vi ) = 0 m/s Acceleration (a) = 2 m/s2 Distance traveled (s) = 200 m

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A sprinter begins from rest and accelerates at the rate of 2 m/s for 200 m. a) What is the sprinter's velopity 718.coyer it? yatthe end of the 200 m? b) How long does it take hi mfe c) What is his average velocity Sump, tale (al Vイ

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