As an airplane is taking off at an airport itsposition is closely monitored by radar. Thefollowing three positions are measured withtheir corresponding times:=5.50 S,X₁ = 454.85 m at t₁X1X2= 527.60 m at t₂ = 6.00 s,X3 = 605.85 m at t3 = 6.50 s.What is the acceleration of the airplane at t26.00 s? (Assume that the acceleration ofthe airplane is constant.)Submit Answer Tries 0/12

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As an airplane is taking off at an airport its position is closely monitored by radar. The following three positions are measured with their corresponding times: X1 = 454.85 m at t₁ = 5.50 s, x2 = 527.60 m at t₂ = 6.00 s, x3 = 605.85 m at t3 = 6.50 s. What is the acceleration of the airplane at t₂

As an airplane is taking off at an airport its position is closely monitored by radar. The following three positions are measured with their corresponding times: X1 = 454.85 m at t₁ = 5.50 s, x2 = 527.60 m at t₂ = 6.00 s, x3 = 605.85 m at t3 = 6.50 s. What is the acceleration of the airplane at t₂

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As an airplane is taking off at an airport its
position is closely monitored by radar. The
following three positions are measured with
their corresponding times:
=
5.50 S,
X₁ = 454.85 m at t₁
X1
X2
= 527.60 m at t₂ = 6.00 s,
X3 = 605.85 m at t3 = 6.50 s.
What is the acceleration of the airplane at t2
6.00 s? (Assume that the acceleration of
the airplane is constant.)
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