Approaching one of the many sharp horizontal turns in the Monaco Grand Prix, an experienced Formula-1 driver slows down from 120 km/h to 54.0 km/h while rounding the bend in 14.0 s. If the driver continues to decelerate at this same rate and the radius of the curve is 15.0 m, what is the acceleration of the car the moment that its speed reaches 54.0 km/h? (Enter the magnitude.) m/s2=

Approaching one of the many sharp horizontal turns in the Monaco Grand Prix, an experienced Formula-1 driver slows down from 120 km/h to 54.0 km/h while rounding the bend in 14.0 s. If the driver continues to decelerate at this same rate and the radius of the curve is 15.0 m, what is the acceleration of the car the moment that its speed reaches 54.0 km/h? (Enter the magnitude.) m/s2=

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