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Physics, 24.05.2021 14:00 brilove47

Sir Percival and his horse are standing still on a field of honor when Sir Rodney, atop his steed gallops by with a constant velocity of 3.00m/s. He flips Percival off as he passes by! Percival instantly begins to give chase with an acceleration of 0.600m/s2. Using Percival’s at rest position as zero, determine the time it takes for Percival to catch up to Rodney. a. 4.0 s
b. 6.0 s
c. 8.0 s
d. none of these

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