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Two scooters start at an interval of 1 min between them, each moving with a uniform acceleration of 0.4 `m//s^(2)`. How much later the distance between them would be 4.2 km?

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195s

B

205s

C

175s

D

250s

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CHHAYA PUBLICATION-ONE - DIMENSIONAL MOTION -EXERCISE (Multiple Choice Questions)
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