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You're driving parallel to train tracks at 52.0 km/h when a train passes you, going a steady 91.0 km/h. A track crossing is up...Asked by James Loco
You're driving parallel to train tracks at 59.0 km/h when a train passes you, going a steady 86.0 km/h. A track crossing is up ahead, so you begin to speed up at 5.50 m/s2. How far do you drive before you pass the train?
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If you overtake the train in t seconds, then the two distances must be equal.
86t = 59t + 2.75t^2
solve for t, and use that to find the distance
86t = 59t + 2.75t^2
solve for t, and use that to find the distance
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