Physics, 07.12.2021 23:30 expeditionofsin

Un cuerpo viaja a una rapidez de 35 (m/s) y luego de acelerar 5(s) su rapidez aumenta a 75 (m/s). ¿Cuál es su aceleración? ayuda porfavor:(

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Un cuerpo viaja a una rapidez de 35 (m/s) y luego de acelerar 5(s) su rapidez aumenta a 75 (m/s). ¿C...