1. A vehicle drives at a constant speed of 215km/h for 42.3 seconds, accelerates by 29.4m/s2for 5.00s. And finally, slows down to the stop. The entire movement takes 88.6 seconds.A. Make a vector-speed diagram or graph as a function of time for the situation.B. Determine the maximum speed.C. Determine the total displacement.2. Two 9.82km separate trains travel on parallel tracks in opposite directions, one to the other. Train A has a speed of 5.87 km/h at departure and accelerates at a rate of 0.29m/s2. Train B has a speed of 20.3m/s at departure and an acceleration of 0.69m/s2.A. Make a diagram or graph position according to time for the situation.B. Determine when trains meet. 1 de 1A vehicle drives at a constant speed of 215km/h for 42.3 seconds, accelerates by 29.4m/s2 for5.00s. And finally, slows down to the stop. The entire movement takes 88.6 seconds.A. Make a vector-speed diagram or graph as a function of time for the situation.B. Determine the maximum speed.C. Determine the total displacement.Two 9.82km separate trains travel on parallel tracks in opposite directions, one to the other.Train A has a speed of 5.87 km/h at departure and accelerates at a rate of 0.29m/s2. Train Bhas a speed of 20.3m/s at departure and an acceleration of 0.69m/s2.A. Make a diagram or graph position according to time for the situation.B. Determine when trains meet.

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1. A vehicle drives at a constant speed of 215km/h for 42.3 seconds, accelerates by 29.4m/s2 for 5.00s. And finally, slows down to the stop. The entire movement takes 88.6 seconds. A. Make a vector-speed diagram or graph as a function of time for the situation. B. Determine the maximum speed. C. Determine the total displacement

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