Two-Phase Motion: Acceleration Then Constant Speed
Physics · Physics — University
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A freight train starts from rest and travels with a constant acceleration of $0.5$ ft/s². After a time $t'$ it maintains a constant speed so that when $t = 160$ s it has traveled $2000$ ft. Determine the time $t'$.
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