Problem 55610. Linear Motion 3

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Suppose a robot is moving in a straight line and steadily increases its speed. It moves from v1 ft/s to v1+2 ft/s in the first second and v2 ft/s to v2+3 ft/s in the next second. What is the total acceleration in ft/sec2? Round to the nearest tenth.

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