Two autos are initially 150 m apart (at t=0) and are heading toward each other. The autos maintain

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Two autos are initially 150 m apart (at t=0) and are heading toward each other. The autos maintain

Two autos are initially 150 m apart (at t=0) and are heading toward each other. The autos maintain constant speed and one auto's speed is twice that of the other. The autos collide at t=3s. What is the speed of the faster auto (in m/s)?

(1) 33 (2) 38 (3) 42 (4) 82 (5) 96

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