(L)In a men's 200m race, accelerating uniformly, Sam takes 1.50s and Gerald 2.00s to attain their maximum speeds,which they each maintain for the rest of the race. They cross the finish line simultaneously, both setting a worldrecord of 19.5s.a. What is the acceleration of each sprinter?a. Samb. What are their respective maximum speeds?Show your COMPLETE SOLUTION and put your finala. Geraldanswer in the box. Answer without solution will notbe considered.b. Samb. Gerald

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a. What is the acceleration of each sprinter? a. Sam b. What are their respective maximum speeds? Show your COMPLETE SOLUTION and put your final a. Gerald answer in the box. Answer without solution will not be considered. b. Sam b. Gerald

a. What is the acceleration of each sprinter? a. Sam b. What are their respective maximum speeds? Show your COMPLETE SOLUTION and put your final a. Gerald answer in the box. Answer without solution will not be considered. b. Sam b. Gerald

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Chapter3: Motion Along A Straight Line

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