Ferrari and a Lamborghini are travelling in the same direction at 60.0 kph on a straight highway, parallel to each other, and the Ferrari is ahead of Lamborghini by 250 kph. At a certain time, Ferrari decelerates uniformly at 2.51 m/s2, whereas the Lamborghini accelerates uniformly at 2.1 m/s2. At what distance measured from the initial position of Lamborghini will it overtake Ferrari.

Ferrari and a Lamborghini are travelling in the same direction at 60.0 kph on a straight highway, parallel to each other, and the Ferrari is ahead of Lamborghini by 250 kph. At a certain time, Ferrari decelerates uniformly at 2.51 m/s2, whereas the Lamborghini accelerates uniformly at 2.1 m/s2. At what distance measured from the initial position of Lamborghini will it overtake Ferrari.

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