Answer to Question #167967 in Physics for Tom Rivera

Question #167967

If a car starting from rest moves with uniform acceleration and travels the first meter in 1 minute. How long will it take to travel the second meter??

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"s=0.5at^2\\\\1=0.5a(60)^2\\\\a=\\frac{1}{1800}\\frac{m}{s^2}\\\\2=0.5\\frac{1}{1800}(t+60)^2\\\\t=24.85\\ s"

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