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A cyclist travelling across Ontario increases her velocity as she goes downhill coming into Thunder Bay. Choose her velocity at the top of the hill (between 5 m/s [forward] and 9 m/s [forward]), and her velocity at the bottom of the hill (between 15 m/s [forward] and 21 m/s [forward]). If she goes from the top to the bottom in 30 seconds, what is her acceleration?

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