Here , for the object between 1 and second position
displacement = 15.704 - 8.9 = 6.804 m
time taken = 53.90 - 52.50 = 1.4 s
Now, let the constant acceleration is a
and the initial velocity at the first location is u
Using second equation of motion
displacement = u * t + 0.50at^2
6.804 = u * 1.4 + 0.50 * a * 1.4^2 -----(1)
Now, between position 1 and 3
displacement = 26.036 - 8.9 = 17.136 m
time taken = 55.3 - 52.50 = 2.8 s
and the initial velocity at the first location is u
Using second equation of motion
displacement = u * t + 0.50at^2
17.136 = u * 2.8+ 0.50 * a * 2.8^2 ----(2)
solving equations 1 and 2
u = 3.6 m/s
a = 1.8 m/s^2
the constant acceleration is 1.8 m/s^2 at all times
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