Honors physics Print the Information Card forKinematic Equations and use itto complete this question. Youalso may use a calculator andgraph paper.A ball accelerates uniformly at+4.0 m/s².If the ball was initially moving at+0.20 m/s and the averagevelocity was +4.2 m/s, thenhow long will it take it to reach thefinal velocity?2.0 s2.2 s8.2 s10.0 s

Correct option is : Option (a) - 2.0 s

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