A train runs at 52.5 mph. If a command to stop the train is being sent to the train operator, what is the final velocity? The brakes have a uniform rate of 2.6 ft/sec2.

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A train runs at 52.5 mph. If a command to stop the train is being sent to the train operator, what is the final velocity? The brakes have a uniform rate of 2.6 ft/sec2.
Use up to 4 decimal places.
NOTE: Do not assume that this is the same problem as the previous question. The numerical values for each question are different.
Transcribed Image Text:A train runs at 52.5 mph. If a command to stop the train is being sent to the train operator, what is the final velocity? The brakes have a uniform rate of 2.6 ft/sec2. Use up to 4 decimal places. NOTE: Do not assume that this is the same problem as the previous question. The numerical values for each question are different.
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