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What is the final speed of a bullet train accelerating at a rate of 200 kilometer per hour from an initial speed of 150 kilometer per hour over a distance of 100 km?
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v2 = u2 + 2as = 1502 + 2*200*100 = 62500
So v = 250 km per hour
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