(a) After traveling 145 m along a straight path, a car reaches a speed of 29 m/ s.Determine the particle's constant acceleration and the time of travel if it startsfrom rest.(b) The 30-g bullet is fired horizontally into the 400-g block which rests on a smoothsurface. After the bullet becomes embedded into the block, the block moves tothe right 0.39 m before momentarily coming to rest. Determine the speed (v), ofthe bullet. The spring has a stiffness k = 200 N/ m and is originally unstretched.(V3)1BK= 200 N/ mA

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(a) After traveling 145 m along a straight path, a car reaches a speed of 29 m/ s. Determine the particle's constant acceleration and the time of travel if it starts from rest.

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