A speeder traveling at 40 mph (about 17.9 m/s) in a 25 mph zone approaches a parked police car. The
instant the speeder passes the police car, the police begin their pursuit. If the speeder maintains a
constant velocity and the police car accelerates with a constant acceleration of 4.50 m/s2
, how long does
it take for the police car to catch the speeder?
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