Two cars left the Engineering Building last April 11, 2021 for Bataan to attend the PICE Convention. Engr Sundiam in Toyota Corolla and Engr Gopez in the Mercedes Benz have a velocity of 30 m/sec both the same direction. Engr Sundiam is 90m behind Engr Gopez when the brakes was applied to the Mercedes Benz, causing it to decelerate at constant rate of 3m/s^2. What time will Engr Sundiam overtake Engr Gopez?

Two cars left the Engineering Building last April 11, 2021 for Bataan to attend the PICE Convention. Engr Sundiam in Toyota Corolla and Engr Gopez in the Mercedes Benz have a velocity of 30 m/sec both the same direction. Engr Sundiam is 90m behind Engr Gopez when the brakes was applied to the Mercedes Benz, causing it to decelerate at constant rate of 3m/s^2. What time will Engr Sundiam overtake Engr Gopez?

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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