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Approximately 0.1% of the bacteria in an adult human's intestines are Escherichia coli. These bacteria have been observed to move with speeds up to 15 μm/s and maximum accelerations of 166 μm/s2. Suppose an E. coli bacterium in your intestines starts at rest and accelerates at 150 μm/s2.

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