b) A car initially at rest moved to the right at a uniform acceleration of 2.5 ms? until it reached a velocity of 10 ms. The car continued with a velocity of 10 ms' for the next 4.0 s. Finally, the car decelerated uniformly at 5 ms2. Calculate the total time for the whole journey.

b) A car initially at rest moved to the right at a uniform acceleration of 2.5 ms? until it reached a velocity of 10 ms. The car continued with a velocity of 10 ms' for the next 4.0 s. Finally, the car decelerated uniformly at 5 ms2. Calculate the total time for the whole journey.

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