Find how far has the train traveled

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Compute all parts of following problem:

Problem: A train leaves the railroad station with an acceleration of 0.06m/s².

Part A: Calculate the time needed for the train to attain a speed of 24m/s if starting from rest?

Part B: How far has the train traveled?

I want help to find the time needed for the train to attain a speed of 24m/s if starting from rest.

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