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A sports car starts from rest at an intersection and accelerates toward the east on a straight road at 9.0 m/s2. Just as the sports car starts to move, a bus traveling east at a constant 16 m/s on the same straight road passes the sports car. When the sports car catches up with and passes the bus, how much time has elapsed

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