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The cyclist accelerates from 2.0m/s with a steady acceleration of 2.4m/s squared. Calculate the time it takes the cyclist to reach a speed of 10m/s

The cyclist accelerates from 2.0m/s with a steady acceleration of 2.4m/s squared. Calculate the time it takes the cyclist to reach a speed of 10m/s
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The cyclist accelerates from 2.0m/s with a steady acceleration of 2.4m/s squared.

Calculate the time it takes the cyclist to reach a speed of 10m/s

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It will take 3.3333 seconds to achieve a speed of 10 m/s squared.

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