Can someone help with these problems?

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In summary: I'm getting 50 secIn summary, the first problem involves two cars traveling in the same direction, with car A catching up to car B at a certain point. The second problem asks for the time it takes for a streetcar to travel between two stations, and the third problem involves finding the point of no return for an airport runway based on a jet plane's acceleration and deceleration abilities. The conversation also mentions other problems that the person has been attempting to solve for two days.
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can someone help with these problems??

1)Two cars, A and B are traveling in the same direction, although the car A is 100 m behind the car B. The speed of the car A is 24.7 m/s and the speed of the car B is 18.8 m/s. How much time does it take for the car A to catch the car B ? [Hint: What must be true about the displacements of the two cars when they meet?]

2)A streetcar named A travels between two stations 0.64 km apart. Leaving the first station, it accelerates for 11.0 s at 1.0 m/s2 and then travels at a constant speed until it is near the second station, when it brakes at 2.0 m/s2 in order to stop at the station. How long did this trip take? [Hint: What's the average velocity?]

3)Find the point of no return for an airport runway of 1.11 miles in length if a jet plane can accelerate at 10.7 ft/s2 and decelerate at 7.16 ft/s2. The point of no return occurs when the pilot can no longer abort the takeoff without running out of runway?


What length of time is available from the start of the motion in which to decide on a course of action?
 
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We do not spoonfeed homework here. You need to show your attempts for us to help you.
 
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There are 50 problems and I got all of them! I have been trying since 2 days and I posted them finally here...If I have to show my attempts, I will have to scan about 10 pages and send them to u :) to show that I really tried!
 
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tintin said:
There are 50 problems and I got all of them! I have been trying since 2 days and I posted them finally here...If I have to show my attempts, I will have to scan about 10 pages and send them to u :) to show that I really tried!

Well, you've only posted 3. Just type out your solutions; they shouldn't be very long.
 
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I got the first one, 2nd one I'm getting answer 16.5 sec
 

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