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Figure (a) shows a red car and a green car that move toward each other. Figure (b) is a graph of their motion, showing the positions xg0 = 250 m and xr0 = −35 m at time t = 0. The green car has a constant speed of 22 m/s and the red car begins from rest. What is the acceleration magnitude of the red car? (a) (b) Number Units m/s

Figure (a) shows a red car and a green car that move toward each other. Figure (b) is a graph of their motion, showing the positions xg0 = 250 m and xr0 = −35 m at time t = 0. The green car has a constant speed of 22 m/s and the red car begins from rest. What is the acceleration magnitude of the red car? (a) (b) Number Units m/s

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Figure (a) shows a red car and a green car that move toward each other. Figure (b) is a graph of their motion, showing the positions x g 0 = 250 m and x r 0 = − 35 m at time t = 0 . The green car has a constant speed of 22 m / s and the red car begins from rest. What is the acceleration magnitude of the red car? (a) (b) Number i Units m / s

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