Question #250192
A speed trap is made by placing two distant radar cameras, 150 m apart, along the highway. Suppose you are driving, and you notice the speed trap and begin slowing down the instant you cross the first radar camera. If you are moving at a rate of 42 m/s and the speed limit is 35 m/s. What must your minimum acceleration be for you to have an average speed within the speed limit by the time your car crosses the second radar camera?
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2021-10-12T12:31:58-0400

t=s/v0=150/35=4.28 (s)t=s/v_0=150/35=4.28\ (s)


s=vtat2/2a=2(svt)/t2=2(424.28150)/4.2823.25 (m/s2)s=vt-at^2/2\to a=2(s-vt)/t^2=2(42\cdot4.28-150)/4.28^2\approx3.25\ (m/s^2) . Answer




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