Consider the equation that gives the distance a vehicle has traveled from the start of a timed course, where . d is the distance the vehicle has traveled in meters,
. a is the acceleration of the vehicle in meters per second squared,
• t is the time in seconds, and
• v is the starting velocity of the vehicle in meters per second.
d = žat? + vt
Enter an equation for which the solution is the acceleration of a vehicle, in meters per second squared, when its
starting velocity is 20 meters per second and it travels 300 meters in 10 seconds.