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A car manufacturer does performance tests on its cars. During one test, a car starts from rest, and accelerates at a constant rate for 20 seconds. another car starts from rest three seconds later, and accelerates at a faster constant rate. The equation that models the distance (d) in metres the first cars equation is d=1.16t^2, where t is time, in seconds, after the car starts. The equation for the second car is: d=1.74(t-3)^2. a) in context, what is a suitable domain for the graph of the system? b) at what time will both cars have driven the same distance? c) how far will they have driven at this time?

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