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[QUOTE="MostlyHarmless, post: 4499717, member: 415423"] I don't think your looking at this right. Acceleration is constant, so just take that out of your equation. ##x(t)=x_{b0}+v_b(t)##, where##v_b## is the velocity of the ocean liner, if it takes the speedboat 12 minutes to get to the shore how far as the Ocean liner traveled in that time? What is the speedboats velocity? ##v_s={\frac{x}{t}}##, where ##v_s## is the velocity of the speedboat. Now that should get you started, keep in mind that the Ocean Liner is constantly moving. [/QUOTE]
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