c) Impressed by this claim, Sherry buys one. She hops into her new Mercedes sports car and steps on the gas. She's an engineer and did the math later on; she discovered that her car's acceleration is 6.7 m/s². i) Is her car's acceleration faster or slower than the advertisement claims it should be? Do the math to prove and justify your answer. In seconds, how long did it actually take for Sherry's car to reach 60 mph (which is m/s your answer to Part A12

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10) An advertisement for the newest model of a Mercedes sports claims the car can go from 0 to 60 miles
per hour (mph) in just 3.3 seconds!
Transcribed Image Text:10) An advertisement for the newest model of a Mercedes sports claims the car can go from 0 to 60 miles per hour (mph) in just 3.3 seconds!
c) Impressed by this claim, Sherry buys one. She hops into her new Mercedes sports car and
steps on the gas. She's an engineer and did the math later on; she discovered that her car's
acceleration is 6.7 m/s².
i)
Is her car's acceleration faster or slower than the advertisement claims it should be? Do
the math to prove and justify your answer.
In seconds, how long did it actually take for Sherry's car to reach 60 mph (which is
m/s, your answer to Part A)?
Transcribed Image Text:c) Impressed by this claim, Sherry buys one. She hops into her new Mercedes sports car and steps on the gas. She's an engineer and did the math later on; she discovered that her car's acceleration is 6.7 m/s². i) Is her car's acceleration faster or slower than the advertisement claims it should be? Do the math to prove and justify your answer. In seconds, how long did it actually take for Sherry's car to reach 60 mph (which is m/s, your answer to Part A)?
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