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A cat running with constant acceleration in one direction is at rest initially and has velocity v(t)=1.00m/s at 2.00 seconds later.
At t=4.00 seconds, how far away from the starting point will the cat be?

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0.00m
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1.00m
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2.00m
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4.00m
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8.00m
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Solution

The correct option is D 4.00m
Initial speed of the cat u=0 m/s
Speed of cat after t=2 s v=1.00 m/s
Let the acceleration of cat be a.
Using v=u+at where t=2 s
1.00=0+a×2 a=0.5 m/s2

Thus distance covered by cat in 4 s, S=ut+12a(t)2 where t=4 s
S=0+12×0.5×42=4.00 m

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