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A cop is traveling at a velocity of 24.17 m/s when he is passed by a speeding car traveling at a velocity of 40.29 m/s and accelerating uniformly at 1.77 m/s^2 At the moment the speeding car passes him, the cop accelerates uniformly at 3.31 m/s^2.
How long does the cop take to catch up to the speeding car?
1. 11.368 s
2. 23.761 s
3. 20.935 s
4. 26.127
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