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Physics, 12.01.2021 23:40 abigaleschwartz

A ladybug is moving at a speed of one centimeter per second. She begins to decelerate at a rate of -0.25 centimeters per second squared until she comes to rest. How much distance does
the ladybug cover from the moment she begins to decelerate until the moment she comes to
rest?

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