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Question 47
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A winding stretch of a highway has average speed cameras installed to monitor traffic safety.

The speed limit on this section of the road is 30 m/s30\text{ m/s}30 m/s. The distance along the curved road between two consecutive speed cameras is 2.7 km2.7\text{ km}2.7 km.

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Calculate the minimum time, in seconds, it takes a car to travel between the two cameras without exceeding the speed limit.

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b.

Explain why the average speed of a car and the magnitude of its average velocity between these two cameras are different.

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