A car travelling at 35.0 km / hr speeds up to 45 km / hr in a time of 5.00 s. The same car later speeds up from 65 km / hr to 75 km / hr in
a time of 5.00 sec.
a. Calculate the magnitude of the constant acceleration for each of
these intervals.
b. Determine the distance traveled by the car during each of these
time intervals.

Read the sentences from the sections "the atoms" and "the electrons." there is a separate box of elements below the main table (and an odd shape for the main table, with a bite taken out of the top) because of how the other parts of the atom – the electrons – are arranged. in other words, the first element in each row starts a new shell containing one electron, and the last element in each row has two of the subshells in the outer shell fully occupied. the two sentences develop the reader's understanding of the article by