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A motorcyclist started a race from START line and from rest, and accelerated with the acceleration of 2 m/s2 for 7 seconds. Then he increased the acceleration to 4 m/s2 and went with that acceleration for 8 seconds. What was the racer’s position from the START line after 7+8 seconds from the start of the race?

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