3. Assume that a Boeing 737 jet liner accelerates with constant acceleration before lifting off the runway. It starts with vo = 0 and reaches it life-off velocity, V₁. after traveling a distance of 1 mile = 1,609 meters. Determine the plane's lift-off velocity, VL, and its constant acceleration, a, assuming that it takes 33 seconds to attain V₁.

3. Assume that a Boeing 737 jet liner accelerates with constant acceleration before lifting off the runway. It starts with vo = 0 and reaches it life-off velocity, V₁. after traveling a distance of 1 mile = 1,609 meters. Determine the plane's lift-off velocity, VL, and its constant acceleration, a, assuming that it takes 33 seconds to attain V₁.

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