Problem 2) A train with a top speed of 68.35 ft/s cannot accelerate or de- celerate faster than 47.25 in/s?. What is the minimum distance between two train stops and the minimum time needed in order for the train, start- ing at rest, to reach its top speed, and also to fully stop?

Problem 2) A train with a top speed of 68.35 ft/s cannot accelerate or de- celerate faster than 47.25 in/s?. What is the minimum distance between two train stops and the minimum time needed in order for the train, start- ing at rest, to reach its top speed, and also to fully stop?

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