solve the following problem below. provide a complete solution with G (given), U (unknown), E (equation), and S (solution). As in the previous example, imagine that Lydia de Vega attained a speed of 6 m/s after 2 s from the start of the race. Solve the following problems using the given information: a.) What is her average acceleration during this time interval? b.) Suppose she attained a speed of 10 m/s after 8s from the start of the race. What is her average acceleration during the 2 to 8 second time interval? c.) Suppose at 8s from the start of the race, she slows down to a speed of 7 m/s for 2s. What is her average acceleration for this time interval?

solve the following problem below. provide a complete solution with G (given), U (unknown), E (equation), and S (solution). As in the previous example, imagine that Lydia de Vega attained a speed of 6 m/s after 2 s from the start of the race. Solve the following problems using the given information: a.) What is her average acceleration during this time interval? b.) Suppose she attained a speed of 10 m/s after 8s from the start of the race. What is her average acceleration during the 2 to 8 second time interval? c.) Suppose at 8s from the start of the race, she slows down to a speed of 7 m/s for 2s. What is her average acceleration for this time interval?

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solve the following problem below. provide a complete solution with G (given), U (unknown), E (equation), and S (solution).

As in the previous example, imagine that Lydia de Vega attained a speed of 6 m/s after 2 s from the start of the race. Solve the following problems using the given information:

a.) What is her average acceleration during this time interval?

b.) Suppose she attained a speed of 10 m/s after 8s from the start of the race. What is her average acceleration during the 2 to 8 second time interval?

c.) Suppose at 8s from the start of the race, she slows down to a speed of 7 m/s for 2s. What is her average acceleration for this time interval?

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