What must be its speed for the second

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Problem: In a test race, an automobile must complete a 10 km run in 4 minutes. If the car goes at 36 m/s for the first 5 km,

Part A: What must be its speed for the second 5 km?

Rework your solution from the beginning and check each step carefully.

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