Mathematics, 04.10.2021 06:30, sanaiajohnson56

The horizontal position of an object in uniform motion is given by the formula d, = vt + d;. How many seconds, t, does it take for an object moving at a velocity, v, of 88 ft/sec to move from an initial position,
d;, of - 128 ft to a final position, d, of 532 ft?

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