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In 1992 maurizio damilano ,of italy walked 29752m in 2.00h( a) calcula damilano's average in m/s. suppose damilano slows down to 3.00m/s at the midpoint in this journey but then picks up the pace and accelerate to the speed calculated in (a).it takes damilano 30.0 s to accelerate .find the magnitude of the average acceleration during this time interval
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is expressed by the following equation:
is Maurizio's displacement
is the time 
is the variation of velocity 
over a specified period of time 
:
being 
the initial velocity and 
the final velocity
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