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can someone tell me the correct answer for this i got 2.88
what i did was
me fred
V ? ?
U 0 6
S 25 25
A ? 0
T ? 25/6

S=ut+0.5at^2
25=.5a(25/6)^2
a=2.88m/s^2


Both time's are going to be equal if I am to catch himat25yards.



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