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Two cars `C_(1)` and `C_(2)` moving in the same direction on a straight single lane road with velocities `v_(1)=12 m s^(-1)` and `v_(2) =10 m s^(-1)`, respectively . When the separation between the two was `d=200 m`, `C_(2)` started accelerating to avoid collision. What is the minimum acceleration of car `C_(2)` so that they do not collide?
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