Asked by Kayla

1) two cars start at the same location and accelerate for the same amount of time. if one car has twice the acceleration of the other, how will the final speeds of the cars compare? by how much farther will the faster car outdistance the slower car?
Answered by Sluggish-at-math
Hmmm.... What is the MPH or KM of the slower car? If you do not know do not worry, I have the solution.
Answered by Kayla
the question is like this! It doesnt have any units.
Answered by Ramishuar Patel
DA ANSWER IS OKAYYYYYY?
Y NO?
B=1/2A
THESE EQUATIOON IS SIMPLE COMMON SENSING!
DONT BE STOOPID!
THEN JUST PULGING WHAT YOUR KNOW?
Answered by Ramishuar Patel
DA ANSWER IS OKAYYYYYY?
Y NO?

THESE EQUATIOON IS SIMPLE COMMON SENSING!
DONT BE STOOPID!
THEN JUST PULGING WHAT YOUR KNOW?


The car with faster acceleration will be twice as far at all times
Answered by Ramishuar Patel
The car with faster acceleration will be twice as far at all times


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