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Because the man is slowing down, his velocity decreases over time. Use the final and starting velocities in the data table to calculate his average acceleration. Use the equation , where t is time, ux is initial velocity, vx is final velocity, and ax is acceleration. Use time t = 2.2 seconds, which is calculated using values from the table (2.4 − 0.2).
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