(Just the answer of the two and three) 2. A car travels along a horseshoe-shaped road, it travels 400m in 35s, if this final position is only 40m from the initial position in a straight line, what is the speed and the average speed of the car? II. Uniformly Accelerated Motion 3. A car traveling at 25 km/h on a straight, flat road accelerates to 65 km/h in 6.0 s. Calculate the magnitude of the acceleration. 1.Rapidez y Velocidad media1. Un automóvil recorre 80 km con una rapidez media de10m/s, ¿Cuántas horas requiere para completar el viaje?2. Un automóvil transita por una carretera en forma deherradura, él recorre 400m en 35s, si esta posición final estaa tan solo 40m de la posición inicial en línea recta, cuál es larapidez y la velocidad media del automóvil.II.Movimiento uniformemente acelerado3. Un auto que viaja a 25 km/h por un camino recto y planoacelera a 65 km/h en 6.0 s. Calcule la magnitud de laaceleración.

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(Just the answer of the two and three) 2. A car travels along a horseshoe-shaped road, it travels 400m in 35s, if this final position is only 40m from the initial position in a straight line, what is the speed and the average speed of the car? II. Uniformly Accelerated Motion 3. A car traveling at 25 km/h on a straight, flat road accelerates to 65 km/h in 6.0 s. Calculate the magnitude of the acceleration.

(Just the answer of the two and three) 2. A car travels along a horseshoe-shaped road, it travels 400m in 35s, if this final position is only 40m from the initial position in a straight line, what is the speed and the average speed of the car? II. Uniformly Accelerated Motion 3. A car traveling at 25 km/h on a straight, flat road accelerates to 65 km/h in 6.0 s. Calculate the magnitude of the acceleration.

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