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You are driving a metric car that has a speedometer that displays in meters per second. When you look down at your speedometer, you see that it reads 8.5 m/s, then 8.6 s later you look down and it reads 19.2 m/s. What is the
magnitude of your average acceleration over those 8.6s?

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