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A runner can accelerate at a rate of 6m/s2. If they accelerate for 2 seconds, how fast will they be running?

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User Phuongle
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12m {s}^( - 1)

Step-by-step explanation

The acceleration of the runner is given by,

acceleration = (velocity)/(time )

If the runner accelerates at the rate of


6m {s}^(2)

for 2 seconds, then,



6 = (velocity)/(2)



We multiply through by 2 to get,



12 = velocity



Therefore the runner is moving at a velocity of

12 \: m {s}^( - 1)
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