I will mark brainliest A car begins at rest and accelerates. Its distance in meters, C(t), can be determined as a function
of time in seconds, t, by the formula C^1(t) = 4t^2.

A second car, 150 meters ahead, is traveling at
a constant speed of 20 meters per second. Its distance, (C^2), in meters can be determined as
a function of time, t, in seconds by the formula C^2(t) = 20t+ 150. How long after the first car
accelerates will the cars be side by side?
Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.