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Physics, 07.05.2021 19:50 candancejc557

A police officer at rest at the side of the highway notices a speeder moving at 62 km/ h along a straight level road near an elementary school. When the speeder passes, the officer accelerates at 3.0 m/ s 2 in pursuit. The speeder does not notice until the police officer catches up. b) How far will they move from the position where the officer was at rest?

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