Two cars A and B having velocities of 72 km/h and 18 km/h are running in the same direction, the car B being ahead of the A. The distance between the cars is 150 m. If the car A now starts retarding at a uniform rate of 1 m/s2 while the car B moves along at a uniform velocity, will the car A overtake the car B?
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Ans. Car A cannot overtake Car B
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