How many seconds will he win or lose by

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Having taken a nap under a tree only 20 m from the finish line, Rabbit wakes up to find Turtle 19.5 m beyond him, grinding along at 1/4 m/s. If the bewildered hare can accelerate at 8 m/s2 up to his top speed of 17 m/s (38 mi/h) and sustain that speed, will he win? How many seconds will he win or lose by?

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