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m = slugs, F lbs, distance = ft

so would i use Vi^2=Vf^2+2A(500) and substitute in V and A as their function of t equations? because then i get t= 10.05 does that seem right?

so f=ma will give me a acceleration as a function of t, and yes i need velocity at B, but then won't i only have velocity as a function of t if by definition?.

this is a part of a much bigger problem, I have a 600lb motorcycle going from point A to point B, which are 500 ft apart, i know the force exerted by the road on the motorcycle when the throttle is pressed is F(t)=300(1-.1t). I need time in order velocity at B , I'm really lost on where to...