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Mathematics, 31.03.2021 06:20 Megcuttie101

An olympic track runner is competing against a car. Both start from the same position. The runner's acceleration is ao(t)
12
m/s2 and the car's acceleration is a (t)
245
(t + 1)
m/s2
(t + 7)?
A. Give the position of the runner and the car as a function of time. Round all numerical values to 2
decimal(s).
Runner position: 8o(t) =
Car position: 81(t)
B. Find the maximum lead the runner has over the car. Round your answer to 2 decimal(s)
Maximum lead:
m


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