Cars A and B travel on a level road in the same direction at 100 km/hr. B is 80 m ahead of A when brakes are applied on B causing it to decelerate at the rate of 2.15 m/s² In a moment that A overtakes B. How far in meters B have travelled?

Cars A and B travel on a level road in the same direction at 100 km/hr. B is 80 m ahead of A when brakes are applied on B causing it to decelerate at the rate of 2.15 m/s² In a moment that A overtakes B. How far in meters B have travelled?

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Cars A and B travel on a
level road in the same
direction at 100 km/hr.
B is 80 m ahead of A
when brakes are applied
on B causing it to
decelerate at the rate of
2.15 m/s² In a moment
that A overtakes B. How
far in meters B have
travelled?

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