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A car moving at a velocity of 20 m/s is behind a truck moving at a constant velocity of When the car ...

A car moving at a velocity of 20 m/s is behind a truck moving at a constant velocity of

When the car is 50 m behind the front of the truck, the car accelerates uniformly at

The car continues at the same acceleration until it reaches a velocity of

which is the legal speed limit. The car then continues at a constant velocity of

until it passes the front of the truck. The distance the car travels while accelerating, in meters, is closest to:

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