Warm Up. Warm Up – Another way A race car is slowed with a constant acceleration. The car is traveling 55 m/s initially and travels _______ meters before.

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Warm Up

Warm Up – Another way A race car is slowed with a constant acceleration. The car is traveling 55 m/s initially and travels _______ meters before it stops. Determine the acceleration of the vehicle.

Third Warm up

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