How long will it take the rabbit to come to a momentary complete stop

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To determine how long it takes for the rabbit to come to a complete stop, the equations provided were analyzed, leading to an initial calculation of 3.33 seconds. However, this duration is questioned in relation to the total travel time of 3.4 seconds. Participants in the discussion clarify that the difference of 0.07 seconds may not be significant. Additional context about the first question is requested to ensure accuracy in calculations. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between the calculated stop time and the total travel duration.
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Homework Statement



Using the equations from question 1 determine how long it will take the rabbit to come to a complete momentary stop.

Homework Equations



X= 30cm + (-40 cm/s)t + (24 cm/s^2)t^2

V= (-40cm/s) + (12 cm/s^2)t

V^2= (-40 cm/2)^2 + 2(12 cm/s^2)[X-30cm]

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I have attempted to work this using the middle equation and come up with an answer of 3.33 seconds for the rabbit to stop. However, the entire length of travel of the rabbit is 3.4 sec. Need help finding what I am missing. thanks
 
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Can you give some more details about what the first question was? Like numbers and stuff
 
The answer you have is correct. But what do you mean by "the entire length of travel"?
 
The entire graph spans from 0 to around 3.4 seconds of travel time.
 
Hmm, weird. But it is a difference of 0,07. Are you sure it's significant?
 
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