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Physics, 05.02.2021 03:20 mgreenamb

A motorcycle cop, parked at the side of a highway reading a magazine, is passed by a woman in a red Ferrari 308 GTS doing 120.0 km/h. After a few attempts to get his cycle started, the officer roars off 2.00 s later. At what average rate must he accelerate if 159 km/h is his top speed and he is to catch her just at the state line 3.04 km away?

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