We are given the following conditions:
Since we are told it slows down at a constant rate, we know we are dealing with uniformed accelerated motion, or UAM for short.
So we look at our kinematics equation that contains the given variables.
This contains our target variable and our initial conditions. Plug and chug, we get:
Thus the answer is:
a = -7m/s^2
Hope this helps!
Since we are told it slows down at a constant rate, we know we are dealing with uniformed accelerated motion, or UAM for short.
So we look at our kinematics equation that contains the given variables.
This contains our target variable and our initial conditions. Plug and chug, we get:
Thus the answer is:
a = -7m/s^2
Hope this helps!