Given that the subway stations are 930 m apart, the train have to be accerelated for half the distance and then decerelated for the rest of the distance.
Recall that the distance travelled by an object with an initial velocity, u, for a period of time, t, at an accereration, a, is given by

But, we assume that the train accelerates from rest, thus

The maximum speed is attained at half the center of the distance between subway stations (i.e. at distance = 465 m).
Thus, maximum speed = distance / time = 465 / 23.12 = 20.11 m/s.
The answer is 20%
If 50 is your 100%, take 100 and 90 for example it would be obvious that is it 10% off, so with 50 since it is half of 100 you double the 10% which will be 20%. :)
Answer:
(3,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Can't have any point with the same x-value, so it can be anything just can't be (5,y)
Answer:
I think it's A - (0,-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
x,y
(0,-3)
y-intercept equation for this problem:

Break it down to smaller parts:


Rewriting it in a neater way:
=> 
Therefore, answer A / the first choice is correct
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